https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7c149142cb386744260d932442ed9d8e.pdf fb24d06e14228581e05c2efc67c018de PDF Text Text ""'""n The Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , • ' Wednesday, April 4, 1956 ~~~E~I~ah~t--~~~----~----------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~;~:: Beauty of Tall Flowers Mrs. Harry Houdoshelt Elected First Vice IM;~::::::·r.!:n:r~= Enhances Garden Pl'cture President Of Sanborn Missionary Group I anu ouncw ( the atbirtl'l of a daugh The Da i tv Sentinel M' •nd Mrs G... • The B 11 Sr~n bor n M1 ~:..~o nary, Socw ty mt: t Monday at the lo' m,:t Bapll.S t chu rch sanctuary whh Mrs Atlen Hughes pr estdent, presldtng and r e01d1ng a poem ' Easter after Wine brenner Mrs Charks Bennett Mrs Harold Chase Mrs Jac k Sat terfield and they m vt ted th lrty t1ve tlMlmben to the churc h dmtng room Mrs A.Jlen l{ugbes asked the voot ... at G ra ndpsreots ue ~n Mattie Yost R11c .ne and M.r.••~d Mn J E Foster, PMteroy lrt Foster Mrs c P Bradbury played an or blesstng precedma: tbe ~erving of and Mrs Estalla Skmntlll' 18' ereat gan pre lude a dessert courte u.rry\ng out the grandparents Mrs.. Claremont E Hoyt conduct- yellow and white color scheme Ui ed the o()enwg devotional serv1ce ed on the refre.shment tables which Susan Ann has two slsters, which mcludcd Scnpture rcadmg were centered w1th arrangements Nancy and Martha and a brother I Rm.:~c W~l u r... Wolfe Lo.ga n De present With VIsit ors rro m W il kes Joh n Fobt er of c arro lton I ut c. 1and c tuef of Otstn r t ll , ville Gal \J po\J s and Loga n Th r ~pe nt th e weeke nd w1 th h.ts pnr ~n/ N tc d ~1clgs Tcm plt: Pyth ta n 1 VlSitm~: reprcse-n tatt ves tnv tted \ e nts ~lr and ~tr~ J E f oster s ~~ 1 ~ Tucsda~ at the K of P the loc al Temple to attend thcJr Sundil \ gues t s of Mr am:l Mrs Hall al\d gave them a too rallng m s pectwns thL:;. .spnn g HN llcrt D1xo n and fam ilY were of exldlcnt She al 5U to mmended After the mce tmg the ho:.i r ss \f r an rl \li s Harry D1xon and ~irs 1 tl ltan Sll~ tff Hteran mUSI· committee 1nvtted the group to ~ l":. l ~ 1\c\crl y and Lorella D1llon Hardy Aalers Blossom b E&rlJ Fall.l «:Jan h •l Iter " 01k <~ ~ ptan b t and the dmmc room where Mrs :till nf lo lu mllu.s 11nd Mrs Earl Kcl l) pnm ~ d the ~tJff and of! tct"rl> for ton Russell presided at a s tlv er f of Lam·a~l l t Flowers spe11k With color form that ma7 reach 5 feet in height .theu d nlls and ext mp\ 1hcal10n coffee .scrvtce at a table cente1NI Su san D1 uon daughter or Mr Gypsophila {Baby s Breath) and height of g1 owth Like tl1e of th e ntualist tc work. M1 ss Erma with an arrangement of s pnng and 1.11 ~ Herbe rt D1xon IS confm· ne1ghbo1 :> m your block, they groWl! 4 feet tall, bearing myr. Smit h Past Choe f prese nted the flowers Hode.sses were Mn Chf rd to her home "' 1th the mump ~ d1f!er By the•r contn1st w1th 1ads of smsU pink or white lllol• 1 th p ford Rhodes, Mrs Otho Watts MT8 each other, flowers l!XCII.e inte r soms m late summer f Deput y wtth a g1Et r om c grou Wilham AUman Mrs Homer Mr 11.nd Mr s Otto Mortzf eld n[ est m your garden Proper blend· Smgle and double hollyhocks Mr~ '-11 ton Ru !iS ell MEC pre- Jon- woth Mrs l.owe a contnbu - KenOI'oha \\i U! left Tuesday far mg ot their brauty brlnrs out the are among the most h1ghly dec~ "'" h h tl t be st m each 1atJVe flowen for a border back· "o 1d.-.rl " al th e meetl nlo( and wMrs k tor Sandwiches ptt kles lemon Colu mbus w t"rr I ey WI \ 151 or h Whl Tall flowermg plants form the gtound They grow quickly from K arl o v. cn wa s 'llslre ss of • ,,f the Templ t WL're ES, st1cks, mm ts and coffee were serv hefore r<'t urn lllJ omc 1e backdrop for your stage full nr seed to a height o[ alx feet or Orr'' ' ' • d hue th ey wer e .: ue.s-t s of rela ~ blossoms Because they are used more wtth flowers inl!ludlnr 'l r~ (_ ~ ,h Bahr &I \1 rs Charles e ttves lo help screen QUt background many tones of red, pink and Bur delt e M !,' f J ane J ohru>on ~ee • Mr and Mr.s Wl'lby Whal ~y or vtews they naturally are seldom orange The ftowerin1 season can Mr~ Hora ce Mc ~lhmny, Lreas • columbu s v. u e "eckend ~est s of planted alone be lengthened many weeks if Mrs Phthp Ylemhart, prot Mtss their 6 on m law and dau~hter, There are many tall 1row!ng taded bJouoma sre picked to Aowerll which can Le used thla prevent seed formation Margaret SauPr OC Mrs E R.. Mr and Mrs Karl Grueser and y.,ay lncludmg both annuab and L1atr1s September Glory fKanTompk tn • staff captam Mn •• • famtly of Mtners\tllc perennials Where &pace i& lim s~s Ga7 Feather' Ia a 8 toot \\illl ta lll I owe Tu esda y evcnmg Mr and Mr" Dallas Hassler of 1ted they can serve better th11n be<Juty whose stalks are covered ~1rs Low( "''s 111 <~na he r work 1 Columbu s wlre weekend Jiuest~ shrubbery for their roota do not tn late summer with fealher1 w~ ~ prcsrnlcd hy Mrs Gnff Rus of her parents, Mr and Mrs compete with other Howen as purple flowers. does shrubbery Some are among !>ell Mrmb ns of the slHH wotc Mrs Manon c Ntbc 1 t ass1st<'d Har1v Ke1s\'r MJnersvll\e Thalictrum <meadow rue) Is a the old fashioned flowers whtch flam e t: olorcrl formal ~owns and by Helen Jane Houdashelt and M1 and Mrs Harold W1ggms o£ d c 11c ate ftower Wlth. feathery are new agun, and will be ad h 1 d h th ' h' h all wa s decorated w1th JOn le aves which Jrowa 5 teet tall, p Sally Erwm entcrtamed w1l a Columbus v1 s1 e l"r mo er m1red by visitors to your a;arden and while never taking the spotqu1 ls t~ nrl carnatJ Oll.'l tn the Y· eurpnse bndal s hower at h er Mrs t< an me K~pur, ~!mcrsvllle, who are not fHmlhar with them th1a11 SL.:.tcr colors home Bulternut Avenue last week ovrr the weekend For an attractive background hght, always provides a pleulng 1creen !or your earlier t\owe rs back,:round for more brllUani Du n ng 3 s hort hu ~1 n css mecll hononng Mrs Jac k Crame r and Mr and Mrs Carl Moore M1 s try Boltonia asterotcln (fal se blossoms tng plans Wt'l'i(' mad e to serve the Mrs Fred BurMm LlyoC '1oore Wilbur Moore all of A 4 toot perennial Verbena (bo· chamom1l.d lt growl 6 feet t all , • . Entertaim Etilller banqut·t 10 t he t~st of the Sun After the honored gu( s l.s o pC'n · l Pom('roy and Charles Momc o f wtth a lufy plant In late aum na1 tensisl tleara frarrant lavenflo wrr 'f1m , ! 1e l 1 rnl.1v e vening at ed the 1r m11ny mcc gtft s a num· Mi nersvill e attended the fun era l Mrs Freda K.rautter entertatn mer Jts datsy-llke white flow e1s der flowers from 1eed. the tl.rai come and nmaln untll October year t he K 11 f I' 11 ~1 1 her nf ~ame s c Ncrt• pl<~vl'd and fl( Char les Hall m Syncuse Mon ed a group of relat1ves Easter at AU the above are perennials l!lvmg you one or the few peren her home Chester Roa1:1 da y f lfly me mbers . ~n ~ u~~c prtu ~ awarded thr wtnnen; wluch grow eas1ly from seed muls which blossom In the fall ~ Bcfrlhhnumi M ~lore servf'd by Frank n Wtll and Mr and Mrs Cue!;IS wc.re Mr and Mrs Leo For large clusters of • for gel 1nd once established Will perthe hostesses to Npnev Neuman H R Smtlh ~ pent the weekend tn Walk er and fam1ly Sprtngfu~ld rol m their roles in the &arden me not" flowers of gentia n Martha \'- arrl Margant Ann Ren Columbu~ w1Lh the fm m~r· s si s-Mr ami Mrs Ha\ Law son a nd blue In June and July, l r y J.lH ture for many years shaw, Dut othy Jtnkm ~ Su~1c ter Mrs H D Defenbach~ Among tall IJOWinr annuals Anchusa Itallca Dropmore wh1ch Mr and !\1rs son s Co\umbu~ a1 e Ra1lltud1a - ftowe1ed sunflowgroY. s 5 leet tall fischer (,erirudc Mttchell Mn. Mrs \\-illlafll R DownJC Mrs llarry Ihomas ai1d f .. nulv. Mm Hardy Asten true Americ an 10' 1 s v. hJCh grow 4 to 8 teet tall, Bocrn:k .111d :\h-1 1111~ Nlehc-~1 Jed Webster Sr Mrs Cha1les ersv1lle Mr and Mr~ 1: h \\- htlc flowerB <which the BrttJSh cull and have tully double ftowers of Send1ng gtfL~ hut unable lo at ~ r.oeglf'tn and 1\o!rs Phtl Wtll1am ~ Mr and Mrs Harry Krautlcr ,m!\ .Michaelmas dals!e8) are p<'r en chestnut red and yellow which tend wer1 ~Ill<h c d f1 ~ h c 1 Bertha son wc1e m AllnHJy Tucsdil> t o fannly and Mr and :\-Irs f' 1<lnk l'( lve hc1ght and color to the a;at• mal& you can grow from Seld MAKE US AN OFFER Alh~ Oo1othy B11k1r (.l~dy s alleml a mef'l tng of fltslncl f.~J Krautter and sons 'I'hclr v.hite cnm son pink and dt n background, where there Js ON THESE CARS Drown I OI S Ann llumJ(ardncl df'n Cl u b uffHcrs and the pr~~~ blue flowet s ar c 1rown on bushes room tor a considerable .Q:roup, NO Rt:ASONABLI Cla r 11 e Kenned y J.mt l Epperl y, dtnl s of the clu bs In th e dtsll iCt Birtlulay Dinner OFfER REFUSID1 A filmy beauty scalloped lace ond fiharet trantcs Jo.:\an s 'l.try Hood nom· M r ~ Joh n K1upp returned to 'NASH Stltetli!iln 4 dl'. tnm too dcunty to hide .•• and silhouttlt t hy Lung Shlllry ltu sscll JoAnn he! hom r Columbu:; Tuesday • , . Honors Carl ill l' ;~ t ltnu sh and Donna tr-1 il v t ~ J I wtlh her sJ:;ter and perfttl w1th gor1d Ftgure-Fiow dttign Mrs Carl E Will cntertamecl hroth N M1ss Lou1 se and Ph1lhp Er.tra front panel promaet no set-thru. w1Lh a dmner Monday evenm g at I Hr•h <'l her home East Mam St honormg Whitt. tllet 32··U. VI 2 dr wllh t'aul Ha\ Rf' Jb cl and fr te ncl of Mr Yhll 04l hts bi 1Lhda v w1ll llr-. Mrs J E D 1Iar t1ng( r a~H t s tcd i\t!wm \ !S tl cd Su n da~ w1th Phi l~ 'I he next mecllng will be held Present were Mrs John H1ch ft!O-Ii_UI(;t( '"'"'' 4 dr b} 1\11 !; ( har!es (,oegletn cntcrtatn l1p H.r thel .md Sisler Mt s~ [ Olli.S<' 1 01l the home of Mrs J 0 Roedel mond Sr John Richmond Jr Mr 1 ~ 4 •• Mi ss Do1oth} R11hC'I of ( olum cd th(' Pom c 1u~ Garden dub Mun F..t st Mam St W\th M1s l!vmg and Mrs Ceward Calvert the hon bus ~ tn nl th< W('t k1•nd wtth lwr da~ afternool'l at hcl home ltvc K.trr lr as ass1slmg ho~less on orcd guest and daughter~ Ca1la 2 dr. l'otnls p.u o11s '\1r and M1 s Louts May 7 Jean and Lt n da Ann and r10 W _•_H_~:....--~---'""~---,_-__.._,.,_,_,_,__,..,_.,_.,__.._,.,.....,....,,=.,.....,.....,.....,.....,.....,....,~ hil I S1xlcen memhc1 :-; 1 f ~pondt d lo 4 dr l\1r Jnd '\lt ~ C'hadr s l·~krw and lhr. roll call What I am plant~ng \l r tnrl 'I rs Vr1non Du\L~ (n f;~md\1 wrre \1-(•ekcnrl J:"ll<'sts of WSCS RUMMAGE SALE lhts sprtn(l ' A shorl hu~IOC li.' sc ~ tr1t 1ttHd 11t h 1 turkev dtnner o n Mt s Fl o1 tn{r Burnmll ~Jon was condu cted by the pres! Ell ~tu wLth 'lr and 1\fr~ Oltu 1 he WSCS nf the Mtne:rsV11h rlc nt Mrs Wilha\11 H Dowmc Mrs Uattzfl ld 1\.1 IIW•h,l WL S ,IS J::Unl ' Methodist chtnch arc sponsormg Duwme and Mrs Goeglct n 11nnoun Ollu 1s V.l tl rr ff W1bnn Mr and ccd th('lr 1nleniJOib of a llendmg a rummage sale, begtnnlnR tmla v Mr:; Cat l Moore and dauAhtets, a du;lrtet mectllll,; a t Albany on and Thursday and FridAy , tn lhe \farle nra nd lm c1a Pomeroy and Bethany church butldmg L ucsday W1 ll!um Sw1~ht1 M1drllenort IHJntng the ~o: m up 1n the after~ An mtucs tmg paper Start 1 no r n v. 11 ~~~ 1111d Mt s I aWTcnc c METROPOLIT~n hoardtng now ror next wmters hou I, S111 th ,tiHI f,mllly of Laurel CliH, quet " was prPscnlcd by Mr~ 0 A11"'"0 Sl\1 ES :\11 Hn1l l\l r~ D11n .Smtih and chtl !he mnlh btrthday or Ann Cnn - n Fans \\ho cxla1ned the melh Phon• 604.5 J Lit ( n of H~<:Jn( and Mrs Anna c1 daut:htcl of Mr ~ml M•~ Wlll odli of di\111{( ancl the materials Trtfflc L•ght In Mlddto1oo•tl Tl1ll J'nnwrn\ Mr~ D.1vt.s scnred 1am < ltlif"1 wn~ Cl lebrnted I hms to dry She slated that dry an ange295 N. 2nd Av• Mlddl•port, Ill tl(,llll Hlld CHkC to thl' Vl~!t day Y.tth a purty Gaua~ wue mcnl.',i last longer and nrc usually TONI GilT ors dill 1ng ilH• aftcrnnon pla} c rl and prizes "on bv John conversation Plcce!l, and that some WN. A.prll -4 F.cclc" Jo) BoggN <. onll!e Hobo, modern arrangers ure comb~mn• HORROR SHOW Roger Stilts Carol)n llend1uk~ dr) and rrclih malerullii rherc hi 8•1• Lugo•i Mrs Cr1nrr was ~~~-~~ierl h) her no I! nut to thC' nmount of malcnal "DRACULA" older daughler, Janel Valcntme, to be found for dry arnngements 1 Val. VII Editonal Pbone 397 -To.rnadoes Leave Wake Of I Death Toll Set At 43 As Storm Moves Into East * • Bridal Shower Honort'ng' TWO k Held Last Wee 1 Mrs. Fredn Kraultt•r .. WE SELECT THE VERY BEST USED CARS $2.95 Sixteen Attend Meeting Of Pomeroy • Gorden Club Held At Hartinger Home ar. Easter Turkey ... Dinner Served At Davis Home ELBERFELDS M Hartshorn Trial At Logan Moves , Int~ Fo~h Day - LOGAN, 0 UP.....Tiio ..coodduree murder 1l'llal of :Robert G Herb~ moved mto 1ts fourth day b~ today With neal!} all of Hartshorn's faflllly scemmp:ly bead ed for JaJl t Two of Hoo-tshorn ~ brothlrs were held Tuesday on l'harg.cs of obstructmg JU5t!ce Ano-ther brother and a SISIC1110·1aw W(', IC arra1gned Wednesday for leavmg the county to avotd the servmg of subpenas Hartshorn. 26 year old Junk dealer, l'li' bemg trie-d for the sbootlns of hts brother Lloyd 35 on Nov 20 at the farm home of thetr father, Goorge · I Ninth Birthday Celebrated By Ann Criner, Thurs. ===============-, the smarlesl news In shoes at a scoop pnce! t.f~~t til• .a.o.e lh•t t ....... 1\...uu--... •o ~rt~lld•r' Joy JohnKal F..cdl s ( HIll harll'~ navlrtBoggs t ovrrt, hlrcn en, 8u11h U11llhle to atlrnd lhc party hut tlt~ndmg a g1fl was ( hn:;lloe Bahr John '• f11h1on ~ll.on.,. •u •tvl• rtra.t W.ck lll'ld •h111 l!luorn It• hl• linK II • THI••tuory quirk 111 IPIII 'n United Methodist Boo rei Plans To Attend Conference Rltfl • •how th11 """"'* M•h ....,,.., ill Willi yow m~wd ... H-.., ••• ........ . .!! HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE Cenlel' Of Upper Bloek - --"--• ,:h•:•:•:"~'~'='='~'•:•~•=n=g~th~c=s:O<:•:•:t:':•o:u:r~==========::=~ FI~E Ham n ' FIT YOUR BUDG ApMJ 8 Rev Edwud Parker, Jtated -supply pastor, wlll be In Pttt:sburgh, Pa , t1ver the weeken4 Rev and Mrs Parker <the latter belng Rev ZunQel ~ Sl'111er, arc former mtss•onar•es to Chma where they served about 26 )Cars Aeeordlng to preient plans they will contmuc to Berve In the present ca'Pac•ty untll the latter part of May when Rev Zundel and {imJly Will move to 1Pomeroy alld assume the pastorat-e of the Bapt1st Church. "be Message o£ 1he Empty Tomb" will bo the theme of his 5CI"IIlOn Sunday ~ ·~,,.- ,.,,.., -Ill', tlie&ilf ttm~oiiCitractuolly liufi loim-mailrile woth ll fpopul• price! That ~ you. t~ ean now UDiquo experience in eleep. Whopped wtth ur to • .new U.S. KoyloD oooth.._...ry nerve. reoll fiVery tired ~uecle, everJ mch of you from head to fooL Trut younel~ to tha& ~ew,, ""~ U. KsyiDro, that j!iva you the ~~ expenoiVe. huur1oue1 '.l'~:l \ ,la!ld of reot md oleep: c-. to the &!dUll Department 111d :"k &ow w !WI Gild lAIIel U..S. ~--M~ond Fourulal""": s. . 51 ·' )·' 1 09 11NfR SIZE. , • )' FULUJZE, $129.5( > - ...... ..... Other Fine --- atches By $33.95 15.511 amilton From COLLINS Jewelry Whe"' Your Confldenee IS Justified Pomeroy, Ohio ~--~.&<.0~- The MarshaU College Rc~:•onal Se1cnce Fa.r Is 'SC.heduled to take place at the ScK!nce Hall Aud1· t-or1um at MaTShall College m H¥ntington Apnl 6 ~nd 7 a~rd tqg to Dr Howard L .Mtlls. d•rector ol the fair Prizes wlll be awardl'tl to stuQen(s showing 1he most outlltHnd ftlg ability through dhtbllJi m several aci(lntiCle fields Exbii)Jts to be presented nolud~ d.itiplal'1! Ul t!hemlstry, en:glneenng mathe· mattes, btology, laboratory proce dures .and mdw.tnal <lcvl'lop menl.! Wtnncrs of the fatr w1ll be pven a free tnp to Okhrhomo ~y to submit their exhlbit~ m the Nat1onal Sc1ence Fa1r May 10~ 12 accompamed. by Dr Mlllt~ A boy •nd girl wUl be ~elected for t>ri•• I t'very school p:resrntina an BIKER FURIITUIE ON THI UIGHTUT COINII 1.. O.KIO 11\IDDLIPOIT ·me . . ... the rr.J>d t •• * • .. TORNADOES DEAL OUT DEATH N.M. TEXAS LA. MAP &MOWS town.r etruclc by tomaduea. with cruuu marldnf: thoR ID wblcb tataUUu ooourred. Alung witb the jarrin& punch or torudoN. tlllndlq: duet etorml raked nurtbem Tau. IUuth· eutem Coloraclo and eaatem Ntw Mexico. Tornado toU wu aevm tDJured. In ill wer• Home htll si.1~ for the location of the new $200,000 m&nonal hospital, Wednesday mght The Me1gs Count~ CotnmLs:s.aner.s agre<'d to g1vc any location on lbe Mtc for the hospital constructiOn ~o Vaughan, secretary read correspondence from the :JI..atc department, reviewing four .-;t1es I hat were propO!ied, and el:;o Jet tus to the state department or health, from tbtl committee 'iiPpomted by the board t4t JDVC6h· gate A letter from the Depart ment stated that the group should select a s1te, and then a sanJtatwn engml'C.r woukl come and m~ bu1ld and equ1p a bUIIdtDg, and stJil get H1U .Burton Ad money whtch WO'\lld allocate (lflfi dollar for every two that ha& been col· lectcd in the county oanrl wds placed ,111 the Board treasury Th1s would 1ncrease the funds avaulable for blllldmg and oqutppmg a hosp1lal to a tolal oi $300,000 Pat Thornton pomtcd oul that If tbc <:ounty health department were 1:1ven orftcts Ill the butldmg that 1t would be 'a Je•d pipe cinch" that H1l11Burton money couJd be> ubta 1ned, and he ~a1d that Green County, IN out offices fo:r their <:ounty health depart· ment and rccetvcd Hill-Burton funds due to th1s A buildmg eomm1ttee confiisting of Robert Jacobs D1 Bo1ee and Oevc .ienkms was a.ppomted to meet w1th the cO¥nl~ comnu~wn The purpose of the scu~nce ers Approxunately 10 acrc5' of fau· hi'li been ctc6cr1bed as an land was -reported tq. be netded oppm1umly for lh(} display of f()l' Um hcrspi'tal site The next meetmg 1~ scheduled scu'nttrtc talent arrd !lo rrovtde • re<:ot::nttlon of tbLS talent to mo~ !or May 2 ltvatc, rncouragc M!'ld IO~Jltre m ~1udents and teachers I he dE'SU'C MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL for ~1enttfic experimentation and Admitted Wedn~day Pearl discovery, to f'ncouralife talented nrynolds M1ddi(\PQrt, Steph<'n youths to enth se •enhf«: rareers, Hoffman, Cbe~tor , Belly Kl('JO, and to focus aUenllon on SOlen.ce Pomeroy and stimulate student, 'teadler, Dbchargcd Edna Cratg, M1d .. and commumty intere~o1. 10 dleport, Mrs Gene Yost and dau sctence" ghter, Racmc Tr1·State counbctL to be ~pre ~;ented In the fair tncludf C8bei1, NAMED BY COURT \\ aynf., Lmcoln, .M-o:..on, Mmgo The l'rDbat c Court reported l<r Logan and western Putnam ht da} -that Syb1l EbPr:;ba( h Pom~>­ We11t VIrgin~:~:. Gallt& Jack.wn, r'oy bas been appomted a~ ~"e. Lawrence Mel~. Scioto and P1ke cutrn of lhe estate of Dora llo10 Ohio -and Boyd, Greenup L.ar- nune, late Q( Dext['r • rcnee, Marlin. Ptke, Ca11ter, Floyd and Jolmson m Kentucky Exhibit'S' at the fair Wlll lle HOLlliR HOSPIAL WednftSI.la:o,; ~rrs Adp.litted open :to the pubhc "lly from 9 A M to 4 P .M In the Sc1ence Hal1 Charltse Rawson. Southstde, W AudtLormm at Marshall Collegtl Va, 'M:r& Mannmg Webi!Jter Pom· m Hunhngton ·~ Regional Science Fair Sch eduled To Open Friday At Huntington . IOir ,.now weld. : : : : SlaW.. throu,h 2S communit101> 1n Okl1homa, K•nus and M•stourl. (1nternahona\) IMiahed The Me1gs Veterans Mcm<mal spect 1t, apd ma~e a fmal report Rev ft.a.lph C ~undel, pastor A di.!ICUsston was .held as Lo .Nect of the Fust l!apturt. Church Hospital Trustees vo1ed unam whether or nol the Board rould mously to accept the Children s Pomeroy will occupy the pulptt on I The Rev J Leslte Kun:to pre Md('d at the April mecltnA of the Offll"llll Board or lhc Un1led Me thodut Church held Mouduy evcninu at the ehunoh 'ltlC Lords Prayrr m unison op('ned the meeting, ~tft~r wbtrh routme bustnes!i was dl,:(Ussf'd May 38 was M~t as thP. date for 11 meeting nf thl' tommis.siOON for orgarm:abon and pl11nnma or lb(' new year Plans were mad~ for 11 J!roup of bO)t. wh1ch w11l b~ taken to lol umbus by flt.v Kunzfl April 7 to attend a eonfertm('e on thf'l mim~ 4 try which ~Ill he belrl at lhe Maple GMVP Metbod1st t burch Sentence prayrn by the nu'm bertL t:oncluded -the mectmA: IISIGNS POSITION After f\nefn years as w11ilre~s in local restaurantli. Mn Beulah Whtle bat~ rP.tiCned frcm her pos ition al the Mal1tn RtllStaurant where llhe ball been emrloyed for four years and Is now working as bookkeeper for the Beck Manufact urtn1 Company planl on Grant Street .... • • WATCHES BY * ICOnl ALSO MIHS Lyndla l':bcrsbach spoke G110r11 Zucco S d ra('k.~ m our lo('al s lorea" 1 "THE MAD MONSTER" ~~d h~~rl how seeds mt: grown and Thun -FrL April 5-6 k d She 8 oke of the hlgh pa(' agre p t ood why I John P1yne lllCMIC•menn cost o cer1mn var1c tell a , d tt t 1 Santa Fe PassaRe 1 !honk ant1 s1u la cw poop c (In Technlcolorl thRL when thry buy a lOt: package ALSO f seNis the arc rcnll) buytnt: a 0 01n Dailey ~ June Haver Y •mraclc 1 Tho Girl Next Door (In T•hnlcolor) (hfr,-.~hmcnh wrtc :-~cne1l b~ the pedup bulldlngl, homes and tr~l Drumright, 40 m1le1 southWHt of Tuha, was one r.f the harcl'ell h1t ar••~ u k•ll•r tom•doe• dead. Drumr.!Jht, four on• tunny kWe<L Pastor Elect To Otcupy The First Children's Home Site Approved For Veterans Memorial Hospital B~ptist Pulpit I tn serv1ng tee cream cakes decor llltd ltkt }a,tt-r ba ~klls and Ea~ IN C'<LIHl y hvo 1 ~ .1 Gut'~ l s w<'re Suzann(' Bnulhur} , l Na1 ~a. 1 rest John llliike D111n11 t nsv.ell 1hrrC'sa Bol}a rcl R11nty k ' llumph!e~ s . I mda an I Jnc 11 ur leJ John llood ( hC'nl Ann Fife, l unme Su<' Dubo C e lr~tc Ault, Roger Sill('~, < 11rohn lie nth 1ck~. Rarbara llurfn('r S<'1en 1 t\Wl~. rub~e-stewn view of Drwnright, Okla , 1fttr • twltt· er r.....-.cl through the town, l•n· inv five d•ad along with the np- IT I nu I THIS IS a ... 1 Thursday, Apnl 5, 1956 IY UNITE.O PltiSS Ot-110 Fetr tod.y •nd tonitht, Not to w•rm 1n toUthllatt and 11xtreme ••• Frldey lnc,..aslnt doud•Mu and werm•r followed by • ho wen In riternoon or ntght High ~Odtly tn SO. north •ut to law 60t 54uthw"t Low tam9M JS 4() northust 1nd 4045 .outhwesf Smgle Copy • I I No. 298 weather entine • poems composed by women at the ;~{~J~o~n~q~u~\l~s~an:d~f~o~r~sy~t~h~la:.....;;;;;;;;;;;..~C~h~a:d~e:';......-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;...;;;;;;;...;;;;;;;;;,l annual Bapti st Housepar ty and a - - - - - - - meditation "The Nme Frutls of th e Sptnt Mrs Willis Anthony, nommatm~: committee chcurman prese nted these officers to fill vacames oc urrlng this year first v1ce pres1d ent Mrs Harry Houdashelt , cha1r man of 1111suonary Ste'>l.ardship and Education Mrs Charles Ben nett vJce--presJdenl of ChrlSltan Love, Mrs James Pullen chair man of Love Gift, Mrs Beulah White, chatrman of"' Famtly L1fe Mrs A R Pullen secretary Mrs John Lyons, asststant secretary Mts DaV'!d Darst Jr 1 Chatrmen of the four C!fclcs I wtll g1ve thc1r annual reports at Shadow-panel slip In the Ma~ meetmg when reports of all comm1tlee chatrmen Will also Gil Nylon IIKt and Tritol be gwen It was announced that Apnl 23 had been set fot the dale or the Pomeroy Baphs t Assoc1alwu meeting at the Chesh1re BapLL.o;t Church The PrisCilla Clrrle presented the evenings program wtlh a plAy dep1ctmg a lnlS!i'I.OniUY !i OCiet~ mectmg when the program top1c was "Fru1ts of the Spmt ' Those takmg part were Mr!l R1chard Ow en, Mrs John Fultz, Jeanne Clark Mrs Glenn Hensler, Mrs Mannmg Kloes, 1\fn Don Becker Hostesses were these members of the Oor(11s C'irelc Mrs Clyde POMEROY SOCIETY 'Excellent' Rating Given Meigs Temple Pythion Sisters·Following Inspection • • lt.'r SliS&n Ann Mel,ca General Hospital , Tuesday MaN!b 2'7 ===· ,,.... ,...... ex· blb1t WtTI be tward:f¥1 a eel'ltltt ate at merit, wtth spfttal medal.! and eltatnms for lndlvldual b 'blbito of out.>tandilll meril . . BY UNITED PRESS The remnants or a vast killer tlorm m<wed out 1nto the AtlantiC Ocecm today leavmg a heart· brcakmg JOb of uconstruchon bchmd 'I'he hl\,&1 death count m the lwuday batTage of tornad~ and storms s tood at 43 Hosf1Lals were Jammed wtlh man) o the esh· mated 500 lllJUr~ d Hundreds of fllmllies , their homr~ wr~ked &earched for new dwelling plaee9 In W11sh1ngton US Weathl."r Bureau ofh<'Jals !¥ltd the 12-Jttate tornado rampage maJ go down as on(' of the worst tn "he nations hts' Or) Other tornado barragee hne ki!l('d more persons But few hll \ " £'\'er mov~ti so tast and CO\' CJed such a "td ~ area The storms came ragm2 ot~t of the South\\ est Mond11v and htt the1r <:l1max Tuesday nlt;rht \\ohen thev killed 17 persons 1n wel>lern Mtch1gan The Vlctuus wcrtlher front kept gomg easl but J.ost much ot tts power •n1ng to get over 1he Appalachian Mountams Torn1do F11nn11 SHn Wmds got up to 75 m1lel<i an hour at Rochc.sler N Y. and a tornado funnt:>l was s tghted wh1rlmg ovl'r Vermont Wm<l ~ II() to 70 m1les per hour htt West v.r_jpma whtle a dense fog delayed shiPping 10 Ne\l York (II)' nnd mati@ dJ'JVIOg ha1:nrdou s ~hn• e<~stern and central lllas:;achusett s The warm wr.alh~! j)OI'\ed II n• w weather throat f~.>r tliC Fas~ Th(' Albany N y' Weathrr Burct~u IS ~ucd sprCilll flood waromJ: s fm New York sta1e LOmmunJII('~ Melling snow 11lrcarl, ~cnt Mn<~ll streams ov<'r the1r banks rl osm,:: som e roads and flood.m~ hundred~ of cellars and the Weather Du (Contmued on l'age Seven) Eisenhower Sap H~ WiU Not tommit Troops Without Orders And Death P re~ld!n' l~llhJ""'r J li•w u ~lJ ed to anill\zt h1s votf as com p~rru Hi etl h} ~ ''f! r 1 qH:.uon ld tu I hill of Drrnocra.t1c Sen 11~ to whelhu l nttd ~! .. If's \fa r &.te~ KefJ U\lf 1ne-s nov. ,n ~~ \ 1 rl dll t ast Ot h ~r h1ghiJghL':. of Lh e ne ws wuu ld be tn In lhdt <lrca conferf'ncr :J " m ph• '""' ' ' ' " ' "" ' <I' ''"" He dedmed '" '"'" wo lh IT} would Y..ilgc n 1 v.ar \\Jthout ch1d a~s1s1:an t Shf'rma n Ada ms 10 !he C"IIJ1!\t'nt llld IJ ' d(r l!f ' "11/o(re.s..o; re cent broa d Crt\J('!S m or Demo y \ t h1 ~ u, u.,l m~~o , •onftrtfl(:or> crat 1<: cong re$s lonal leo.adcrs bip \e ~\ {'fdilV \ILL f~n.., H.Ji nt hiS t'}C~ The PresJdCfll ~1d it£' b e!Jev~d Intervention by the United .liiJ('ak about the MJddle East situ fra~hm~; and an gered h~ th1 quC"?. t hat the people m (onJ;:ress tn Slates In the Mlddle East &Iluation atwn because unless Pr e~ 1 de n t t ~ on ~·mted r ut. ~{o \\ 1 h<~H' ~ a1d gf' neral were trym(( to do what poses for us another Korea, .and Eisenhower renslA the clamor o f a !h1~ so oflen that 1s ,< (m t 1 me t he} th ought be,t for t he Umted we are on the threshold of another \IOcJ!erous mmonty (the I.sneh s 1 ndJculous to ask m{' t h r quls S ta t e ~ a ll hough thc1r perform Korea ' Probatl" Judge John Bacon 111 the nl'ar future over l7 and 18 \J( n an<"e somt'tJmes \arted m the heat told members and guests of the )car old enlntees .1re gomg to be 1 am -~ look ho w ca n .il " ilr _,f part Jsanshlp Pomero) Lions Club at the week wrelitcd (rom lhe1r homes and t ht y be lond uctt d 7 Y ou h., \ t' l:ot to Dt §cuu mg ren nt ~ hlfts m Saly noon meeting Wednesday .are gmng to ht: sent on transporl!i hJ\l 11nt v~ \' ou h d~e ~otto hav, vtc t pobc~ an d th e Communis ts' The JUrtst slated that a f~ to d1e on the de!iert sands m Pal e 1 draft aw~ you ha~e lo!ot to h;~\e denunc Ja tw n 0f St.a l ut the P res• weeks ago he was an adult spon- st1oe rnone\ How roul rl H u eunduct a de nt sa Jd hP th 1nks t:h<'re has been lOr at the Jl)th Annual World AI Baton then read a h st of art 1 war Wit hout t n ngrc~~ no haS!(· !'h ang~ 1n th<> Jo n.'( t1m e faa s Institute at Cmcmnah, and des dated bark to February 28 I ~ow the1r eom11tutwnal puwl"r atms of Com m unt~ l lead€rs the qurihon lioN many Korea's 1921 concernmg Jew1 sh Arab host ts to df'c lan ., ~~ ;~nJ 1 am .~:om!! He noted Ihat Lh1s IS the ~v can lhe U S stand" was asked l lllties 1 tu LihNit Jmm 1 a~ nol ~;: 11 m.: ( nth ann• ver.sa ry of th e :\io1 1. of W V M Davtcs Brlllsh Cons ul to or de r t roop~ 1nt o .Jllllhi JI!;: that 1 Alla nt1 c lreaty OrganJZ.atJOn of that Cit} Mr Da~J s was con Furl herm on· the Ju \e mle Judge can be mtLrprt ttd ~ 1\a l u nit~~ ;; nd sa1d :\ATO h.a.s made a di~Y 1 duct111g an open discussion and s ta ted that lhc Arabs had bee n , Congrr ... tl1t: tl, 1 t1nc-t con tnblitJon to world peace. 111 05 huggested that perhaps an mtcr i P ~e~sio n ofPdc~IJ ocfor l OOU , A ho <~t thcm\1 t t nfrrr~crthc H e has been 111 fr equent com· veot1on plan was the anliwer to the )tars bu t ,q becau se the Urut cd P re ~1 drnt , .., ld lht 1l ~problem- munJcat wn by mat! v.tth Brtltsll flame:> crackling Jn I be Maddie East I Slates hack 10 lruman 5 Ltme had a!tral wll( lh n ih(' filron b1JI 11 rb Prtmc \1 JoJst er S1r Anthon y Eden Judge Baton II<Ud lhe quesnon prez.;surcd pariJIIUn upon t he ( 01 1 pl t ~t-nt sha pr woull be of all\ .a nd their cnh .. ngcs mvartablJ \\oas asked by a hiKilS<'hoolstudenL ed N;~twnb ncar!.) l 000 000 Arab, hLip tu f~rn tl r~ mcnt tnn thr \ftddl• East He ~.i!Jd The JUdje elaborate4 .that the were dn ~~ n fro m thelf h o m e~ I 11 ( h1£>f Ext.' cu , 1U 11.. h.o wnt:> r th a t to h1s knowled ge bewspapcrs and the1r readers are shop~ and fllrm s and forced Lo f lee Ill !opts lo ng1t>,., ~, 1 1 1 produc<' he has not rcec 1vcd anv recent bung v:irturuzed if they believe JOto the desert I d ' ' tNh le ll d l t h1~ \ ~'<± r 11111 hl commun tciltl!Jn fro m utcu IUikmg Ute pre-breah dilpa'- that In conelusiOn he ~tatcd tha i p<lt I th .. t•~ht am h(' o£'f 1 ~ fro m th e .w for a fm n ei U S s t:md on the claim the Arabs are IC.pUiible for rtotJe Amencans llave bul 001 .1ca \h 11 ,, 1l h<~nk u oulcf be so late ~1ddl e E.oiisl s tluat1on the threat to world j)e&ee. 'eounc ancl thai 1s lo suppor t t ht> a<. \11 be ncg lJglbll' th 1~ H~ar He had con~•d~ed gom~ to the He stated that SOIJI!e neqapera forC'Ign pohq cf Pres id ent El sen \1 EJ~nho\o\ cr 11 a mt"etllll': PacJfJ c nex t uJOn th for the H ~ ba\c ~n carrymg s~ca that aay bower 10 lhe Middle East as of t v. 11h rr portn- ;~] o t\prcs~ecf gra 1 bomb t est bu t reJectf'd the 1dea !be Arabs arc threa~mg a .Pales- Apnl 4 IQ56 , and tbat JS for 110 1 ttfu11.- ' ' t r lhf' h(a\\ ;utc ca st !I beca use he t houg ht nts presence line Pe»ce mw1on Oiif Hamm. om6 fur the ~fiddle East a n(! 110 fnr h~rn 111 th< \\ No~..~m prefer .il t t he weapons t e~t m1a;ht be arkJo]d, but It u t eall be lya.eli's Amencaq boys slam In the MHidle l '_!It<' pr m:H \ Tucsd a} He d t cbn 1 mtcrprctf' d as brm ~ co ntrary to who are I threat C(l nlng this ~t e:Snlesfi b) the US Congress --h 1~ ch•ef mten ~t -w .. rld oeace ~ cl!-ed ,\fJe ca~.e__o,t e hr d l!ti'Wa.embcn . af i#t\tUn~ tht L•~·•) ~ I ~t'WiilJ~ ,I!l'tted ftie oubli!!d • CTrib mcetlll,g whlcb \\ as h eld at ! o, r with jdmedtatiOft plan but that the FoderB!cd church were R'ch I us rcwar '>~.as assassmation ard Whll<'hou :,c manager of th ( • Bacon ~111d 1 have chosen to Casto Lumhl'r f':orporallon and V1 r 1 ~ non Fultz, attorney, John Hoyt wa s a guesl I The mcelmg v.as pres ided 0\C r b} Ja t: k Carse} PI c:, ulent Off flu Tra ck a pia' v. 1 h an lll ll ~ual IV.J- t V.1 11 h.. pr('qn lcd The Meigs l ounl} Board of Etc ,\p nl o b1 th <' :::Ocnwr < Ia~ <f (\ Ions ha~ r (c ei\Nf from Secre lw 11 r 1 11~h school t ~ r) of St<~te Terl w Brown a sup f!J pi J\ ha~ a ' lra n;;:f' mt "I UI (' I ph of th e 1956 ed'itlOn of The Vot of p11 pl• 1 ntl udJn ~ <~ n( h ~rK t t'l' 1 <'r s f,uJdr prepared b) Mr Brown Edith Elder, 52, S1~1t".r of Mrs 0Ufi I HI ) a ldt I! allan l\ tJ;nan anrt il ,\ n 1n nm a t10n thi s year IS the Roy Trac) Sr Butternut Avenue, pa 1r of 1mmg lovn., t Tt ~<o ho ~c fan lhat H co~ e rs the Pnmary El Pom eroy and a comptometeropermt r rC's ls ,u dd enly ccntu around e~t wn as well as the General Elect ator for the Pubhc Empl~ces R(\a '< t fl n,: or pear ls wh tc h d~opcar JOn t1rement System, han cr~d hcr~ctf WHEELIN<, W Va l iP _ and the '>l ut1on of th e m y~t, r} Tht> V{ll er 5 Gmdf' Is one of a from the door of hn Columbus T omm~ Wt '' tams 14 year o ld 1w1n A no- \ plrl ma1d u nder~:oc< a n .l' enc~ of three publl ~hed annual apartme-nt "esterda y apparent Y b bl d d C b Sco t 1 ordea l Y..Jt h a ~ u!Tc.a ~e eont;u m ng lv bv the Secretary of State One ' 0 because she feared sbr was golllt:: wd 01h 1 ' ' d~:eonc a{ ud , 1'1' C h~ ra tt cr.; .a r<' Ronn1c C l ~ \ I f01 candidatps v.:as usued earlier ea , o ay was oun cUI y o 1 R R b L • 11 1 d ear f t d d b ' 1h I 01-: l' r IC ~ 1 01 ~ I u In '> C'T ril In I he year and one for precmct trs cgrededmur er u c JIH) Lou Che\1l1c r Lmda Fltl'h later She v.as found at ber S Nmth ncommen e mercy , k J h \fa1 R 1 ofhctals Will be dos!"obuted ' 1yn 5colt J•orm!l 11 aw Street residence by Mr and Mrs o n 1e- 1n the year aU a part of Secretary Henry Taylor of Marysvtlle, The all male We!;t VtrgJma Jun bel Or ~ a J~an Bissell Dallas Browns lwo fold educational profrtends v.hom she had te.Jeg1"8ph rejected defense argumenL<1 that Mark s Ge ne H1ggs, {yreta Barton gram, destgned Lo atd the pubbc ed on Wednesday IDOfDIDi to v1s 1t tbe youth wbo admitted sla~ mg 9 Jan el o~ bor n e and .Max1nr Reed and educate election officJals her Jatrr 1n the day year.old O.iivld Po'>l.ell last Feb Q V Ru~u d l octwecn .ilct~~ ent n The &-page poeket 51 z;e Guide A noose had ~n fasbtoned was Insane 1 he ~tate did noi as k tammr nt wil l 11bo be presented gJves facts regardmg Ohio elect. from a sa!>h cord the death penalt) but urged life by the clas.~ ton law:s, wntten 1n easy to underFranklm County Coront.'f' Rober' 1mpnsonment for the young k111cr stand laymcnt; language Covered A Evans ruled the death '3Uielde who sat through hlS three rlay trml New Economy Loan 111 the brochun: are quahftcallons 1 by h<~ngmG nonchalantly popping bubble gum _:1 for voting, registration regulations, The Jury returned 1Ls vcrd1ct at ppolUlee Namen ab~enL and dtsablcd , 0 ter proc Police satd lhe woman hcd c•ne- 10 36 a n1 nearly 18 hours artcr Lo~ r<~ Loll! ~ <' Jvne... , a natJ\e of edurC's armed sent('C votmg pn. rnd ()f lhc cord to the door knob ret1rmg to deliberate the case Mlli;! S ( ount\ and dau:~:htN n f ' 1if'gcs ar:d a dclatled de5CrJphon stretched 11 o~er the top of the Mr <Jnd Mrs Allf'n Kn<1pp Middle of "hal not to do and what to do door and tt~d th~ other <'nd TomnlY and his twm brother port h<~ ~ toJnC'd the ~1aff of lh t ai lh<' polls Included lfi a handy around hf'r nC<"k Sheo tben step- Joseph both were tnrt'lcted for Econum~ Loan l o at ::mo w St r c<~l<'n11ar of lmporf'a.nl dates a f. murder but Tommy exonerated lhl' on•1.. Sl accnrd mg tu announce rcctmg both the 1956 Primary on ped r rom a c h air , Tbe coroner sa1d that she left a other boy jn his eonfe~0ston ment ioda\ b} Kal I Iindy, mgr May 8 and the General EJedton lenJthy note tn WhJeb she "f'8lled Tbe defendant'~ gUilt wati not an Mrs Jones 1s a rt>SJdent of on November 6 <Mit her fears of l()s)ng berbelliftl Issue In the trial Defense attorney Mmrr, \lllr \I here she rl's Jdcs 1\llh tounhcs are listed sh-owmg their - 1 Wotl1am C Callahan asked only hCJ hu ~ h~n d Wilham liaroJ," popui<~tion, t h e number of persons liDd arrangemPn t s f or h~r tu • ~a S urvl\lll g tn a dd 1I JOn 1 'frs th•t he be sent to a mC'ntal 1n ~ t1 J o ne ~ gomJ; to the poll::i 1n November 'Jhcy arc anqther SISter fiances tuiJ&n rather than pnson J95i and tho!;e eounUes bavmg Ttevecton of W!ckenbcrg O~gon complete or part ial registration and 11 hrothcr Harry ~ld<'r of a nd tho ~c us 1ng votmg machmes Dt'lawarc Oh1o The body was taken to lbe Sch<lNhngPr Funeral Homo at 229 E Slate Sotrec-t Columbus, pendlng compl<'hon of funeral -.rrangc ment_'_ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ MI. dd]e Ea"t Posm·gAno ther . -Hrea For u.S. Says Judge K . U~<'rl v.~r I h~ l I 1 I I I I Chester ...Jentor ' El . B d I Class Play WI' II ection oar Be stage dFri'day Gel s Snpp]yOf Ed'It hElder, 52 Takes Her 0Wn L'f B H . Young Cub Scou l ( I e y angmg S}ayer Js F d GuJ']ty Of Murder MI'ddl eport Band Sprl'ng Concert I PIannedSundav .. Sunday, April 8, at 3 p m the pubbc 15 tnvUed to hear the Spring Concert gl\len by the Middleport Concert Band and ducdcd by Earl Warnke Ofi1cera ol the Band lh1s )e<~r arc president Russell Roush, v1cc -prestdent Bruce Bradford, secrc tary treasurer, Helen Stobart Of ficen of the Band Boostcn Associ allon are president, Mrs Walt('J Crooks, flr~t vtc-e prcsldtnt Mr~ Emerson Jonc.s :;;ecood v1ce pres! den,t Mrs r.corgc Child:;, sccu·tarv Mrs Francis Andcr~on, treasurer, Mrs Arthur Skmncr Band members tndude Drum MaJor Edward Ktlchen, ma.toreU. Juaruta Hawkins, Marlene Knlfp, Pauhne Zirkle Flag Bearers lrJ-JJ. esUne Asbury Juc:ly Murray, Flutes and piccolos Susan Probasco Man lyn s~ Kmght, Marlene Knapp, Janet Valenlme, Pauline Z1rklr Oboe5, Juamta Hawkins Bonmc Van Cobncy Bassoon Jeanndl t Crooks Clanncts, Mary c Miller Ed ward Crooks Sharon Jones, Joytc Hemmons Dee Sauer Susan Purl Cn, Vera Covert Jamt:c Rtl'hard s Doris Rtcc, Sally Gilmore I.~nn Buchanan Manannn Wood~o:ertl Karen Walker, Bass clarmets Man lyn Sue Rou.'lb, Myrna Ru~se\1 Alto ' sax .lams Childs, Judy Butch! r lcnmfrr Daniels, Karen McE\Iun n}, T<'nor sax, Cline Dlllltv ban tone sax Stephen coa1~ cornrls 11nd tru mprts, t,ene (rooks Mark Kelly Joor~\ ~ ~:t per::;Qn-s repres!;'ntlng Gordon nuthrte Thoma~ Sk.tnncr, 21:1 d1£frnnt oceupat.iont; ti()9kC Jam('/1 Ohhuger Ira Butcher Un It WBhama Htgh ScfJGGl Wednc>s da Bat[':\", .Tobn Bacon Janice Ao;. day Itt lh~ aonuaJ Carl,'f!r t>ay ac- I bury French Jlorns Nancy Roller, IIIOldmg to Mrs Ehr:abctff"'Capc~ Chcrole Blake, Bruce Bradford brt. su1dancc -dJI'I.'C'to:r at tht' lromhones l<enneth Murray James Jtehool Van Coonl'y, Don Grucsflr Edward An opportumty wa~ IJ"'ed tltJr K1tch('n Uon Er~n bantonms mg thf' f'lent to tin: 5ludenL'I to Lmda Hdr1ch Patrtcla Llo'd hear bU~;IIlt'~ and pro~Jonsil Christmc Co11h; ITICn of 1hc llff.'>ll di!;CU~ tbeU" OC· Basses, Rut;:-ell Roush Arthur cu..pat1ons The ~t~deats were CJatk Ketth Ander:;on tympam gJven 11 t ban<'c to ask quest too~ TOMMY WILLIAMS, 14-yNr.. ld 1w1n on tn•l for •h• f.llylng af Helen Stobart, pf'rcussiOn. l r.o abcout the occupaiJOOI!t or profeNS• u:hool·m•t. Dt·nd Powell, poli~h­ Keunedl' Jr. Franklin Marttn Tlob JOn:; of t hr1r mteJ'Iest es his now whlhl ~hoes In his cell ert Henne5y, Janet Stobart Sonny Ttu~ event 1s pJannfl(J and con at th• Ohio County. W•st Vtrlll''" Knapp, Eddte Grue11er, Carolyn ducted each )ear by the KUtdllllce il, j1IL SurroundintJ h1m .,., Jle::;s, Denrus Walburn (brector at Waba:m~ Voters Guides 1 ' I 4 A . ° [\ Hi-Rated Singer To Be 0!! TV Fund Raising Marathon Business Men At Wahama Hi Career Day Wedu~day Eu~tnlc Btl!rd slll~Jer v. ho pia> Nellie f• orbu~k E.!tlter g1fh arid .:t picture of Chmot T,.. defense •11tered • pltoa of mr.~~ntly, but the il•t• w ill lof'llk 11 hr1t d•!ir" murder convldiOI'). (luternatwllJI) TV and radto e::! the Icarl of m the nalJon.iil t ompany of Soul h Pac1Ne w1JI he one uf the featur['d enl<'rl.<~ln CfN for the MS llepe <. hest Tele rama April 13 14 on StatiOn WH TN TV Cl1ann~t \ t Huntmgton, W V01 W Kennon Cowdf'n cliatr man of the Tl'lcrdma announced today M1 ss Baird Will Jotn lhe l'rf.asler of ( cremomcs John lked Kmg, f11mcs Brown wllo 1s t.t RIP Mas tt:r!i of the tun Tw Ttn televunon l"crles and other TV stan to pre ~rml lite 171,1 hour tltthoD from Uadlo c~nter In HunttngtQO The Telera'ma w11I be a fundraulllg event for tho ~lulltple Sc)t"ros ts SQelcty and ,~,n bel:i11 at 10 30 f1 m F:rid&) Aprd 13, a11d run <'ontinuou.o;ly uutll 4 p m Saturday. �' ' Tli1lrsCfoy, 71:pr!l 5, 1956 ---- • 1956 REI:IEF PR.OBLEM Commentary The Daily Sentinel On The News DEVOTEO TO ltlTERESTS OF MCIG>-MASON AR!A I IICHAID S OWEN GEN MGR )Ill ( EDITOR t l•'n <.~ f1,rl l•ln <Xr p' Sun da} 11, ~I )Ill \1 It IL 'i ]'UI II+'I < \ \I Publ h hed Sen tlflf'i REY NOL.O E GAEENI NO WOM\JfR' H[ S 6Ef loJ IN TH'f,_Rf S ltl lf ~7~ I ht- Ull1o Vallt J HLhl\ it;"-'i ufr!Ct pl.JutiE' 3»8 odll " r iJI olf<t' [lh ro N7 BY CHARLES M ~~ ~ ~<til!lrlrb, , T lr<~ion,:, rnJ11t-r Jt thr p.1, 1 oHlre •• Na'10n;il aJ\1'!1" n~ r rr t·~· nl31 u• Bo'll nt lll K11r. toall ln..: MJ LtX trqp tHr 1\H :'-.t 10. \ '" k \ rl 1 lb, N 'I' Su1J •u rp110n ral!.:. lid~. 1 !11 La!tr~<r Wht"rt' ~IIIIJbblt' 30 Cf'nls ~r wet'k vnr )f'll r 1n ~ l i.J tl<o .Jt ! he Daily StniLt\t'l ofrrct> $1560 Jill mon th' S7 &J th11t- 111 ort h- $3 90 Hy rnotvr r •Ulf' wlu:rl na dablt> ont mun r n Sl B1 IIIJ l un f' ~t'H $8 Sill. moulh.~ $-125 Lhn • m un 1h ~ S2~U unl 111ull <h !i t !Jktll Hr \1.-,ml \tr ven,.fn IIIII lh .. t ltmru , lrt "'1 111<1\ IJ Robt t\ 1111111 ' lht J,o rl •f A11 Shirl' lht lu - t l .oJ t l ,tllln< , , , llll(t Lr l<l llltll gu 11,: 1!1 1 ~I • 1 For ""lu lt r('fiH! ru•l1l1t rl d I< lnpmtli\ ' (allrl1!1 t,, , 11 I• ho1 d~stiO}td :\1r Sl<'ltn ' 11 ' t II .Jil l f'~ [Ill tht nenmu <' It ' llldr d li I 1ht>n h Ool ct!oulrt tho! lht g lo al adv ~nl :a~t· ht I tl] <ll' l d :a <, ]j ur ! r r 1tnle ~~ t.r y Stt~l'nM•n con \ tn twn t'T i h tJrne hr h r, <h nwn.-; II ,Litd J rtal UJlsiH gt 111 put!lrt fol lnWLilJ:: ,t ntl ,\ballot 11pport lhu s th1 "lag< r~u'il ht 'I fur lht• tHtmrnat1on uf :1 tOrnp11 1\rH d<Jrk horst" C:u\ernor !li!rlllll<~lls n,Hl lf" 1s mo't nfll"n 1 1mntwut•d 111 th1' (n nnNtwn So 1111 a lt><<st I l xh: nl '" lh .tl or Ohro's r•xlrillllll j)tl[llli,Jr (,u, t•rnHr F' J 1 o! USt h(• 14!1 j \Jn lho l tt jHih iTL~n ,rdf lht> rn !Ut'it lw s natu r.tll~ u•nltr~·tl un llln l.! ~gu h<~ ~ r.tpHJ I \ •l:lJ><It olt ll A- 1f :\lr1rh 12th " '"~1 pHI IT (' a[ Wli\t'l ' ~~< ril l! II IO U \\1 Si t Vltl-Pit>s lll••n\ Ja l po~, llll)J\JeS­ \tlhO fl l< <I lhr olht 1 !11 llli!tl !1 1 1 1\lt fl -;tn hu.,..! J of cuurst, will po ~~1 hlt ' h:t ~ tll ti llll\ 111rl1 !III II f :~et no ('\! flits! lor t he top ~pot on thr lolth (31111 1hr1 Nt\\ Jl,mp :\I t 1\irxun -;f'enh ,,bou t as certain ;~; h 1n pr 1r n tr, ond l~t r I' ' ,, r 11 cho1tt' .1s anyon1• t:,m be In the iou~ !t'lt r -.r! \lr Stev t 1 ~"11 rt 11orlLI of po lltJ{'~ !Its Wtlte -t n is trU( drd n 11 jwl 'u n.1lh 1 1111 1 0 1(1 HI N~v. 1/amJl ~h u~ -was re pa1gn HI 1\rw llurnp ~ l11r < hnt 1 mmk:ahlv la rg.:" lhC' :really brg !!'trong slate 11f d1lt g It' 111 ulo I N1~nn boo~t hov.1 ll(•r ea mE" at up or lrMiurg ,,,r ,l t r~lll(~ ,, , j tlrt \I hilt• H otl (l prc>s' confM'1 ~ la1th 'J ht Millllo , nl,t ptllll J\ lil l lu\\ tl hr u~h l 1\1llr 11 Jht II< lu11 1! 111 \!1 ~ ll l(ll~ltll hrtl ~.1u IJdll(ll~ •1 \ ,.l <orltl l, l\ Il l t 1d I h full l<l tkl llg (, ! 1h I 11 II Ill ~ii1J< 11 Ufl!l lh! [)~ 'I II<U 1 til l< It od ll ~ lht Ktl.IIJILI { 1111111).11 h posit iOn to ---- - I~==========================:;-~ 11 m( I Ii hJ111 It v. , < \ twl I• tl I t!Jrt• 11[ 14th whe-n I hi!' that th , , [ ol f IVHI I<I 111 ko on l'rl',tdt•n\ \11! 1 I v. uuld bt> hap- li f'Xcf'ilf'u t ' l1nw1n " 1 111 •II ll1• Jl! h1 1,,. m1 :~ rh pt!lJIJI.'IIl t r<'kt'l 111 faC't' of S rr 1\tlltl ltr, l" '~< llltl \\.h11h I \\,1, ,1 c~ n dJda11' With rnmpa~g/l111 g 1\ 111 1111 I''" Sl • lr 1rn 1h " h I<'Kard NI a:; about Vt'nson II lli I' II h 'ill oil IIIIIch U ~ :>\run~ ol nt1 Ul"lt'f jr\ IVO(a l en~m.1 l llr !lh 111 "1' .w1 11 qJr~IT <l <I usf'ntl'fll !i!! lht• l'n•s Jdtnt Js m a ~ .1 nd scraggy lC'tiU<'t Il l bu y ,' nowns saJd ami tht•n RUARK REPORTS on AT ra d•1ng DaY ultllt ss._o d Jt>l~ him , ~<Tifi With The Cannibals g:J III' (;l!lll l{ p,hl lht lll ll fiUfJ I's "hat uf N ' ' llllH'J' \ll lh l rolls sh-ow ll111 lito !'ll••rdenl ha s 11 w!de l1 <HI t• \r l 1n1 ut lht• l>l.'tn()('rut~ n.rmrd Jiu pr11ftssronal ~ambler~ tht! dam n )I.C illly 0LS 111an ~t1 't urmm -tal k your t'yt's · he f~<lla JetiS he nO Suppost' m he Rtop moa long ground , he gro w stJon~: belly h.-long im " llt turnt"d to me and ~aid N1 XI It me wr gt•t IJptler heads In from thcu~ fore' head>: 1 ht'v Wlll l' IIH lt•ltUte (,URUKA, New GuJnea-lnn Clrdl•ts of gnl dlip [W UII <.: hco l l A s Downs hough! ht co unS<'ii'd aroun cl thLi r mcks on ngt JC'u\tural 1er!1nlqut~, on 111 I~ ~ Vt•~o;.rs ~~~· su1d to be offf'r- l-'a1rely Gtub.am D"wn<~ I~ 11. .stocky 01 ta·r ~ car I it'd fa ggot s or >~UI\ltl ~ 1rpply an d d,mand, ;~nd -out of a shorl-nosNt bluP-eye-d SC'ot W1lh a I' U IJII,o ~J ~ 1 '1' 1111'1) f~ ilOI['o lol)! , l!\1~< I[ 111 1111< t \() - •Ill< nd(l . , on Er~l"n­ ca ne and lH:~g s full uf tht' com and rvo1 am:~1t <lrl ~ h II "'" I• l lll Wo I '>'i I IIYOIII' IIL !W t'H'r !hi' Royal Aus\.1 allan Navy backgroul;lll nwrctai po ss1on hult wh1 r h Q'Ol'!<> hunclred b ar terer ~ there nc1•er and 22 }ears us 11 New Gulnca was- an nt gument D011 ns bought tlu.t 'r1 1 !)(('\ 11 •1111 "'' 1uld 11111 1,., tl!pUbi i!Un lti! th•rs hrp IX (8UtJOnIn mak r so rt dilnk s SomE' C'3r! It'd prod uee too small for llllVm cnt m hand r<~ngrn~ from cadet patt ol I 1'.11\t' tn!lrJ,lln IV.< l<1 1 t 111 lll g l gUIIh! OVCI!U llf JdCnt'l' rhe g.~rden trmk wh1th l low rr. woultl Ia ~<'1111 i hl' fl!<>llil W.h I l.(t ,ll lt 1\ Ill< 11>< >1} • 1 Jfl411 wh r n (,!IVI'rn•Jr off1cl'l hf:'fo re the war to recent jetk a ihumh ai and S<tV l m ht monr y lm he kl l'SI Ill ~a l ~.tnt u r 111e ray fur tha i HI ~ :~It lh1s arf'a tJI" I ~ 11 11 ~ ~ lllfllllllJ.: Vld<U) r .. l Pt WI\ l< oiok • tl ,1 11 <Jh~ti)U\(• ~f'r - dJ stra t cnmmtsswnt>r HE' was ~ landin g oubnde h r> !<top IO!lg t:on k - IJO]' n1r ~nrn fl t u /h t St tl<l l l •l fT,IIl It ll ll l':;'it< Af 1 11 1111 rn1 11 lh(' \1< )1(' ~ Wl't f' <flllnl At lht e n d all w~ ~ bou ght forl unfu us ht tl plywno1t hou ~e Re wo~ ~ takf' t he ,tufl fl)] 1Hr ~ onal ust• 111 1er Mm tH 'mtT 11 1 S'tl ll h(lll' •d I' 1 11, \1 11 ~ ~It " p urd lull ! 1 rmmedialt' u~t· , for f'KI1u .sal <· thf' kll<'ht'n smok rnK 1 cotk-tlppt'd c1garet puiJ \ It'UI Sllil rr .r!hltlil' l t\H ~ I l•.x ca nmbal nnH.ltpr; *J».ead m ~Ahlch he n-ever tukes oot o! tu ~ p t'l t n l '" L11 S! TL K• I lUll< r , nlt.l Downs h1d ~~ ~~k ~ <11 s h lllll'l g, snuif's and lhe• i'td.ollos'.Dttilllt'tl 8AK! SAL~ mouth unl!l tt burns hu lip~ !Inti lllld SlXPf'IIC'C on 1.1 p rt k1111<! t.l~l f "'lrrorwd rn••lholl nf • olnflll!! ll tfl • ,...,JrtJIHs l ook the1r martes and J h• HmJnt• Am('! Jran Legwn he was wearing neat gray flannel lr r( ,ltl'd behmd " h l,i!h'hun~lnl \H' nt down the tull, to the ro.ri.\ 1'1 wh ah jl r nllll '- 11 rl t dl,, 111f 1 \u~ l 1rU' Post No fi02 IS spon- shorts bluet knee-siOtkln,il.~ omd a "Ca l• 111.11 1~ wrlh I ' 111111 1 111 II\! Ill rl l\h"(•kh• .Jil! rn .l,'itOd 111 d t 1 Downs made them htuld (u:r the1r ' " Ill ~ 1.1 Ho~kt s,rl1• S,t!urday Aprll ~pOliS ~hu't. ~ll !('rS ,js f')(J Ss liil l' Ir iS prt ld lHtd lilt• lllHires wnul d npp! o1rh 1111th 111111 ben ('fr t 7 at n A !1.1 Jt J),u hv, Slu1'f ' \\ hPn we tlnh•h huying rthf· then b<i).l ~ of 1•1 <JdUII' Mld Dtown ~ l<'lllls lh1l lt1 1 loiiii!L IUtilt lp<! I F <{ h men1b1•r " 1 ~k d In htlf'lj.! fnrrrl ht" :;;a rd we'll ~et mtu <J~~~~Ian1 a ' iurllllll - IJolk ' 111 111 I thought of th l' lnf'(!uahl ) ol Iiiii :'II (''X!) i th ' "II< IJ lkL•d I ill II (1 .lkt ('I)Oklf <; tu .... u There 1 o sm t of dolnRS on lt'T(HettJI v.ould h••ft IIH'm on lo Downs M1~ \Jov.ns and lll) st•lf 'lhl ~ h h Ll< ' " ' llllll lllfll1 'i! I jii\ S I hi< I I \)-.o turh llltTilbP I ill thl" gulf club httl I :~lwavs l:lu} the sca le ~ Down>: I'Omputed 1 lpid- among 300 s .r~ag('~ <~nd rf."mt•m llli ~pltll ltlltttro, I)Jl [>t•W•Ifut l' k' I I• lr orrllr• 25( 10 l)ll\ the food th<• lol·alii brlng In One l.y ,md ~run a ( n1n m ru 1n ~ rl thr lx11d th.tl he l!llcc as~crn hlcd 10 Jl~;>nJOl'IUtl< ~ ~ ~It Ull'lll l 1 11 1101l \ t hl ~t ' llill ' 1111 1 pl l liiW ~) Ill S for reason, 1\ 's a (']OSf'< market for U\\lltt'l !}()() Wa\IJ"r s Ill a Sf>t'ci8CUJ n J t!JSfurlht'mo ~ lpL11 Wil li 11•11 • .. r t it l ~il l /li I ll< lhpl!lllHIII r... tht-m AnotheJ ts that 1f thtyre pl t) ol a1 n ~s 1\.t) 1f'spect fo1 l,m J<•ll holtill\<1 l\ql I It\ II< 11!1 "IIIIIILIIII I ',!l\l t o \\<Ilk He on!) ltu ned m1r per~run 1way Dowrt" and ft •t ~frs Downs s1M 1 a s~u r<•1t of a f111 t p!H.~ <!liE' sweet d,,y thl~ flat lY put uhase might JU ~ t 1 man w11h .J bnruh of u~tl ll] lC C'tl ht•e a USt' th~ S!lffi(' pCOjt/c Wl'lf' han.lln u~ H.111ann Jill lt P. ~t mk r>ossthl} m~ure my labor ~uppl y s hooting <lllOW ~ at lhl'ln JU st lht• r ilk 1 J( uthrldi~ { ll l!Wn t'mj.iloys 75 to 100 1111 riHhlll\~ h1 'UIII Il l aw I )' ( (up~ll .[: ht lH51, h y UnJII'tl I lilt's nn hi ~ roffee pl~ntatiOU I A pit llllltl I ,JI lli' ~hv l y \\I I h l•'t,tturf' !·hndl!'alr In<" l Tlw l'\l~lomer~ lt·oopf'rl 111> ttw :;:::::::~:== lull I'm whl<h Oowm' propl:' tty ,It~. Wllh a ~laggerJna VU'W or Admlnl1trcrtlan Must Prove lh't For•lgn Aid Program mnunt.run<.: l'he customN~ wen• ACI\OI'i!i 2 FabultoliS 20 Un1f of fc:ICtf Congreu Opposition Neceully, lnmt StnQtors ~bout 300 m nuMh!!r, evenly dt · 1 Allll CIJ!OI ~d Ill! 't capanty 1nto mane~. y.hlt•h att• worn H1lcd ,t:',,.(!<l//0 ('o Ji tn / f'1r ~~ "' " "WIIIJI 3 Hill! I !I Harass t Heb l ~ n puanln'l or bablell, and mun 9 Small v. ood 4 Ola.lft t 21 Belfln· \s:ilfiNC:TON - Ttre n<l m nl 11,1110n ~~ ~~ J <o ll sl \' conl'!trntd over which are nwn \ tulant ot 10 Work nlng !he clllll\ ('1.!!1 of grt tln g Pr r~u ltllt! t ~ 1nh'm•1 ~ )Qng- ttrm (Ol• The mar \C's Wt'l"'' all nake-d, bal 12 American you• 23 Vedic tlgn aid pall~:) fl rog l Bn\ thr'Du~h Coni{ ' r~~ '•r !o ttl v of State John u strip or fiber in front and he snake 5 Taltnt god F ot~ tf'r Dulle~ ~110 ~~ lrndlng t ire rrg l1t fot lir e p1ogrnm, mllde a hind Thl' man had n flbt>-r s1r1p 13 Walk 1510\\ ly 8 Sloplna: 2~ Girl• II ron, pitch ror Jt 11( ! (.11 h i~ A ~ onn lOILI r oad.,, a.y H Sloth nick111 front. and 11 clomp nf gr~n Ho.,., ever Dulle , \\Nds d1d n.-.t carr 1 l oo mu rh we ight wHh Sen a• 1~ Very 7 Subltdt name lenv,p~ hl'hlnd tor Walttr r Oeorg!' rDI, Gcotg!a rhnltuo ~n of thE" Senate tort l&n Important 8 City In Ohio 28 Dwtll• Only plaCE' in th.,p world ll'ill\ it'l ns t'OIIHTT II I N' l : < nq:~.:- ~ re1H'tlOI\ V.llS lhllt 9 Hold nrm\y Ptr.!IOI\ l'nttrdar·• Aa•hr Down~ saul, " whf!rt you t•an Pltk Ll1r ao hlllnLstrut<n n IIUII Id ! 1111~ lo come to C%>n• ~abbr 1 11 To man 27 Mistake• 3' Beartnr vourself a new pair or pant ~ In &ni!W Rrl'~ ~ uno ltf'a lly J•IVI~ lh 1t \Ill' p101;ro.m Is nt!Ct!S• 18 Printer 1 29 Fr1t!ndty 11 lx~l&· ~he mornlnlil" Hlti&.!UI I!! 111 Fluh Ba-t \ 30 Tttlu ot matlon 1'tre mtn cam~~> nlonR t~nly M e~17 Lau1h In ot dtrr former Cl1onre_. ro r rnorlrnr nt r.( t ile program were 3$ ftl11er 1."01 t<.: Tbt<y were fl~rtt:! - lookm~ hall-aup. 18 EurCiptlJ'I Ru.e.tlan (Swltl ) r11l ftJi t lrrJ b\' tire I)"~' ' on uf Srna te OemocrJtlc preMed ome palnterl, many with a t'ITcle country rulen lpl) st Btrore L C'II'l1 r l.vndon JolrnHun 11f 'fex a11 manner 111 Fraament S2 Animal to Obterve of Pill'~ hUo!ks throuKh !.Itt~ ~t'P­ Lil<r O<olgl' Juhn~ o n o~ lu1el lltt Ddmlnistra• 21 Room In lum:o~ ot the~r DOflt's xMloe W1th tr on ~ ll l~tnc to tm•k ~ 11. lo rnpelllna: case to con• .a. ha.rem olumes a.lutk through the top of v4nre i. un g r r q or Ut e nq' I fot economic atd. 1n4 22 Larae anakt 'he no,;ts, til 1mN.red with rug'>: ion~ t <'lll\ ctJmmrUth'nll 1 dutilll wh!!tl'ler 'here 23 Soon f•t, ao1a.e 11m6U'flt wl'Lh at~h ror Is nrty .S\I h tn ntlal Bt'lltJm cnt at ihe pre•ent Utne 24 Short moornmi other wtth flnJtrtl ch6p ror I'OnlnTLU rng om r• ~u111 ~CH ror an lndeCinllt ouunr• pc1 Iori l!HO lilt! ftltl.ll I' Dfrl off tor mourlltng Some ()/, the men wore shf'JI ath28 Moat. • • rational • Stnorer Otort• • 1'11 \ T KEF.Ui \ En nomi- The pror&~~lonaa lellc-supportol ij, nnd somt h.. rt BY RO!li!RT C. RUARK or I'' ' .9H4«/sWASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS I DAILY CROSSWORD W ••• " ...."' t a~ rntlr11 R in ~t!o over Senaior eatet Kfflluver (01 Tt'n nc!!SI'P, n.s th e \ Otc r ~ Wl! lt In tht Mlnnetota Dtrnotratlr ll tt slrl en l <n l [Hl1J10. t } llow~!l e r. the \ ote clearly meane polltkiA r ~ aren that the ch1p ~ ure tt' al l\ do \\n for Ad lu \ SleHnBOn Onu almoat concedel.l thl!' nomination s t.~Hn~on now hils hla bo ck to the wall. Waahtng ton polr tl<"o, sr1 v S l ev('n~o n l ~n t out or the fl&ht ytt, by any meana, bttt a not her f!harp ~e tb:~. c \1 !or him In either Florida or Clllforn \4 could sp0 1l his chan t rq Kefatl\t! ~ supjlOI1r•~ ~ n1 that tf h" co.n \\hlp SteveMon lglln tn tither Of the l \1(} SUm htnP ~lull'~ lhf lr nHlll \\IJI be & CIJUrJ! lO bt reckoned With at thf ( hiU.go Cf lllllr ll110n Kefa u1er u tlw pl'nJrtea (\ro <cr still \\OUid !!land a chanu ot JeUing thl' nom lnut io n at a draotl ock('d conver'\llon-Cir at Jeatt would hlllt enough ~t" ngth to dt 1o.ll• \1 !10 11 uuiJ gtt tht bid e ' . . FAnl\l \ 'ETO TIIRF..\T-TIIe lhrNtt or a ro~rostJenl"-l veto h~ over the farm bill \\ t11\e conrre s~JOnal f 11111 bloc leader•. named from the Hou,e o.n tl Sl'nnle l o ll tl' conter~nrc committee to whip out the ftnal \'enlon ~-:pr ( -1N l hope thl.'lt nrtlsme ~ ould win 51rul• dfntlal approval !IIIC'h nn outcoiM 11. ppenn do\lbtful. 'l'he Houae b rll, prU!<>ed Jut }tnt, prOH<Ie8 fo1 a retum to rill4. $0 per cent or J)a r !ty ~;upporl tor thEt bn1c cropa-wheat. eotton, c:om, pean\11 !1 Rn•l tH<" 1hr11 pwposl11on t ~ \'lgQrously oppoted by the PrNident anrl 111~ iidmlnT>tltallon on grotmds It would call tot mon prOduction \\lr en au1 p luiH'~ or these ~a.mt! crope e.rt jamtntnl warehouttJJ. Tha Senate b!U. \\ l11le not calllnt ror 90 par cent 1\!;f!porU, lb· chlt.led tha a.dmlnt ~t!allon - Jeq ucsted aoll bank but provided a ser lo:~ of ~; mmu. k~' tu rUl!!<! PliCt 11\IP• PrOp••al t:torU to nf'nl lY tl.e {)u p ~ 1 unt 11'\d 111~ S1•nnte lnclud•s bill II COfl:ilLICI C\J by I I~ thpublL ~ll ll! as \lOlSe Ul ..ome retpoot:ts thun the ~ 111ll'l<"r llou ~e me:~.,~rte Solllonk Th.ut, a~) compromise a ppe ars cutnm to foll rar Jhort of arJm1n 15tratlon 1' \~ lies Alti!Oll~h faced ,~lth 1 fl~••lblt \b\1 fl. m~ vottll In the hrrn belt the Ptesldent Is almost certain to "nte 'U1e 1'ftt!Uiure untesR the Jlvuse Sen<J.tt collorel-,ntu b~k doW• from thtlr ttana on r l[:ld 'uppot tJ, • 7 00 M~; C ANH ltnJRSOAY S1gn On Tt•day 00 00 Cofff' t' Time Dm g Dong 9..-hool lO Lrn tt• \X.) HOPHI • 1\..1\ Ills :S!w~~; 6 30 6 4u Sports i:te Nt ws Ptcture ' M Les . P~l &c Mlll'7 Foro 600 Flatt & Scruggs Show 700 7 30 'Ilhe Hunter'' Dinah Sb~r.e Newa Carp-van You Bet Your Lift Dragnet People's Choice Ford Theatre lux Vldeo Tbei't.H News Headlines Weath.ercest "' '"" 12 00 Tennesset! Ernie Show 1 ~ 30 Feather Your Nest 830 1 00 Bob & Jan Carr Prt<~f' n t 900 a t1n1r q 9 3~ Pre..'lldC'nt l' heodot ll t•uss of tlw 2 OU Halls of Ivy 10 00 Wf'st German rt>pub lLc has s Jt:n td 2 30 Parson's Study II 00 the con~t1tut10nal amt•ndments.. 3 00 MatUlf'e Theatre ll 0.5 whtch legt~l l lt' the blnld tng up of .. 4 00 Date W1tb Ltie <I 15 Modern Hom anL..s 1110 Press BolL ~ .000 - man Uun dt swe hr ft>deral <I 30 Quef'n for a Day II 15 Bud Wdkmsoa. Show rll'f~n~e f01 ce 5 00 Aunt Dru st>nw l1 30 Tomeht The t a" t Gi!rman gO\ f'l nnwnt 5 :JO Howdy Doody has formal1_1. bf'gun t he 'ormalton - . ~ ~::--:---of tts 'people'~ ann) uhLth ~ ~ FRIOAT 5 30 Howdy Doody <'Xperted to total about 250 0001 6 5:5 Sign On 6 00 Wild Bill JUekot men 7 00 Today 6 30 ;,ports Eye West German)\ army wtll bt' n 9 00 Coffee T tme 6 40 News Ptcture pnrt of the Notlh <\tlanltc Treaty 10 00 Drn5 Dune School 6 5:\ Lei Paul &: Mary Ford Orgamzatwn for~ees 1 he Fast G~r lO !"0 F.rrue K OV8(.'!S Show 7 00 ure of filley I man ar-my "'ill bf" mcorporated 111 11 00 Home 7 30 Coke Time tlw nt•w lion l'mhtm mlllt<ll y hlp(k 12 UO Tennes.see Ernie 7 45 News Caravan In Whil'h thE" 1011l1tary force~ or So 12 30 Feathf'r V.our Nt>st 8 00 Truth or CoDsE'QUt'Dtea Vlel Jtussu1 and 1b ~a It H11f'.J; atE' 1 UO Current 8 30 Waterfront beJng umfted 2 00 Count of Monte Cm:to 9 00 Btg Story West German b erense Mm1ster 2 30 Cemera Got'S to Sc hool 9 30 Star StaJe Tbeodor Blank has promued f1rm 3 00 MatiJiee Theatre JO 00 Cavalcad'e o( Spol'ta ly tbat the Bonn republic will have 4 00 Date wtth Life 10 45 Red Barber's Comer 96,00 men under arms by Decem 4 15 Modern Romance! 11 00 News HN.d1itle~~ der 31 The target date for the full 4 30 Queen for a Dav 10 PrMS eox 500,000-man army \s necember 31 .5 00 Aunt Dru Show 11 15 Greatest Fights of CeJI'tutJ 19!58 ~ 30 Howdy Dooll) II 05 Weathercast SA TU--::R-:: D'c A"' Y- 5 30 Sky King::;:.:_.,.__ __ A Head St•rt The Ea,t Germarts got nfr to a 9 215 Sign On 6 00 Ruy Rogen head start AH they had to flo, tn 1 D 30 Andy's Gang 6 30 It's A Great Life the ftrst stage, was to start l.'fllhng lO 00 Chlldrens Corner 7 00 Saturday Night Jamboree the1r htghly m1htartzed \Jar rack~ )10 30 Pmky Lee 7 30 B1g SurpriSe people's pollee" force or about 120, I.!. 00 Fury 8 00 Perry Como 11 30 Cartoon Carnival 000 men an army 9 00 Peoplt'S Ar-e FimRJ' It Is beginning to look as 1f the 12 00 Wmchell & ManoneJ 9 30 Texaco Star Theatra 10 oo Geo-r1e Gobel two German armu·~ may ~ bu 1tt 12 SO Captain Z Ro 10 30 Hll P:::.rade up completely btofore <6n~ senous 1 00 Farm&r Click 11 0() News & Sport& HeadiiDel attempt ts made to umfy the cou n l 30 Ntmrod & Angler hy 2 00 Top Ten Dance Partr 11 10 Rioller Derby 3 00 NBA Ba.sketball fO Owl ~ Russ1an leaders Dl'f' talkrng more 5 ou Buffalo _ B_lll~ ~-- ;-1-:;30;;;-;;-S-'lgn'-0-ff~---::--::::--and more about keepmg Germany di'-1ded The latest pronouncement ClUne Tuesday from Commumst Party Leader Nlk1ta 's Khru ll hTHURSDAY • 15 Secret Stonn chev He sa1d at a rct epllon m D 00 S1gn On- Prayer 430 On Your Account Mo~ eo'A' that tl was pos~;Ible to 9 00 Capt am Kangaroo 500 Lucky 8 Rancb have a European peace agreement 10 00 Garry Moore 030 The Early Show Without untfymg Germany ~Jrst 10 30 Arthur Godfrey 6 30 Your Euo Repuner Russtan lead~rs do not want Ct<r II 30 Stnke lt RICh 6 •• Bob Wagner Sports many umfwd except on thcu own 12 00 Valra nt Lady 6M \.\ <:.!at hermap terms No 1 lt•rm ~~ th at <.cr· 12 15 Love of Ltfe 7 00 ijackg:I"'t.Mlld many .!: hall be dumrmed .uHl ncu i2 30 Search for Tomorrow 715 Doug Edwardll, Nt.ws trahzed No 2 ts that a uy umt'iel"l 1?. 4~ The Gu1d ng Ltght 7 30 Sgt Preston of Yukon German gov('rnment shall bl' a 1 00 Katie's Klt t!hen 800 Bob Cummmgs Show W('ak on~ 111 wh1ch the Commn 1 30 Love- Story 8 31) f"l1max pJ,J) I ht !,: If 1\0I I!Oinln II)\ 2 00 Tl oh ·t l Q l r wl.\il 9 30 Four star Playhouse • , 2 .30 I-to narty 1000 Arthur M'll'l"ray Purty 3 nb 'l'tt':!' .1. 1030 Qutz Ktds , Reds dn tief•ns,v• "FarO« I 1 :)0 tJp to-the•Minute New• But t he Reds are on tht' Iiden 3 30 Doll Cr ,i¥1,g'~ 11 05 1'he r,ate Show slve They disNke Intensely the ~ 00 Thf' Bng, " l•ay thought of a strong !1N! Germany 1 FRIOAC~y--'---- 4 :m J<' dgt• or N1ghl The:y know too that tht• W co~ t (,er 9 00 s1gn On Prayer 5 00 Lucky 8 Ranch man armv "Ill fi ght lnvallv on th" l g 00 t aptam Kangmoo '5 30 Th e Ea1l~ Sh<lW s1de of the Alli <'S 1f lhet t h 8 war 1000 iarry Moo1 e • 30 Your Esso- Reporter and lhHI they can nul df'Jlt' nd un ; 130 like 11 R1ch • 45 Sports Parade \hf' Ea~;t r;e1 mnn army l 12 oo ' mt L 3dy 855 Weatherman But abutll 20000 nHh .rlJNHiv 1215 l 1 of 1 1re 700 Shop on TeleviS'Iop. hllH' Y<lluntef'rt>d fm s£> r vJ u • 10 thP l? 30 s, tr for Tomorrow 7 15 Doug Ed•vard.s, Newa Wf's l Ge1·man army l:lU Outl uf 12 43 Th u rtlrng I tght 7 30 My Friend Fi1cka them Worltl Wat II '\f'lcra11~ i\di' 1 00 Kut ~ I. Ht'h.etJ 8 00 Mam& n:wrr plans to a(•tept onl y <~htlul 1 ~0 A~ tlw \\ ur lo\ ru 1n s 8 30 Playhouse of Stars 150 OOfl volunteC'rs 1n all anrl to 2 no no ·t t..J Lew 1 ~ 9 00 1 he Crusader d1af1 vouths lo nutkL• up tht lo llll l l 230 Jiouseparty 9 30 lltgllway Patrol I of pos~um toils Mo~t hatchet» nd rl~pmfi knives stutk into leather ~It s Sl Aboundtnr Th-e mariM carried net hags \lith as much u 75 pound1 of lrau-k:m (s"""t potatoes), corn •r lrl!lh potltGes haT'IIinll' down 13 Biblical C:lty If Male adulta 'lf't'klaces oarrted In ore U Mackerel· ltkt! ftlhe• 31 Calcium llym. I$ Capital ot Bul.rarla. Celebration Held For Christine Rosenbnnt-6u!Woy M'r and M'n Fred lonnbaum •ntert.a!lted with a dln"Det Sunday t the•r home Valf" St . ho11ormg •ls motht!'t, MT!il Chrtttine Roaton· ' otum on her Oht birthday A de~nted biTthday Clkf Wit served ·•11b the -dlnMr PrP.~t wtre Dr P~1l J!lailmAn ~nd Mr9 Mal'tella Workman of "'"~rtqmou1h M'r and M'rs. Rlchat d 'lM~hii.UM ln-.t thf' h:,naftd (I.WSI C't~lln,.,. rn th • aft,.rnoon W"'nt R1ltt.~U rall~t-t~n 'I~ rttmQh!C'I':~ M Mn91\n ~rs .,~lntl PM.,.,r Mi~ f~m,..t 11nJ ~ ...."" .. Jl•,.tiiWIIfm. lnd Dllvld Ctoc 'tr t~'tll M•" ..._.., of 'flwrr+n Mtt.. Rellt!l'bwm reeelvet a pu!!)..b!J' ~ ~f nk:JI_ Iif'U: and _ ~ _ U God1 of tht Ttut.onlc · pantheon frl Amer1can lndlar~a 111 WCHS-TV Channell I of ~00 000 Resort To Draft On the ronlury, the East (,('1 · tnans huve no chance of gt 11u:ag any ron~HII'rable number of volun feN s ThL"ir lf)eoplr s polll.'f' 1n far\, arc l'(l&Jly raued by lit aft 1L s not an <lfhcU11 rlr.aft Mf'n an· unpressed by coercion and threat Thnus;ands of ''people's' pohcc men h3ve fled to Wl'st r.er many East Gcrman Premier Otto Grote woh! :ufm11ted months ago thnt th e Rel"l s could nnt get volunteers for the pollc-f' aa lhe ba m; an armv 1111d ' may be rorced" to H'!~ ort to the draft or '"'' ""''" ""'"" '" ""m'"' to:uropl!'nn pea<:<' 1~ this l Real <'.on not heeome a fad unhl flf'r ~~ ny is umf1rd 2 WI'~ \ Get m11.nv] a rei with thf." We~t ~~strong nnd becoming st1 ongcr 3 En -; t C:e 1 many, held unrlet the K1emhn s h 1 1 ce, s more of a thi"Cat to Hus~1a than It u to th e AIlles 1 POONT PORCH DAMAGED BY SEMI A s('mJ tractor and tratll'r tore the front poreh from thl' Corner Restaurant tn Middleport th1~ morning caus1ng consJdf'rahll' fiRm aje M1ddlepnrt Chtf"[ of Pohco Russell Ratlt>y 1 eportt'ci Accord'mg to the repmt , i hl' sem1 was bemg drwf'n south on South Third Street 1by Barron [) o\ s h rraft, 27 Le:ongton Ky tn an att(>mpt to make :a m!.hl turn onto Locust Street the bacll. wheels,. of the trailer came onto the sii)ewalk strtktng the porl'h and tearmg 11 from the butldtng <12 Rt(tONI 43 Otapatchtt U. Staa1er App1 oxJmately $&00 damage was reported. and the truck ¥liS shght DDWN ly damaged .also The 1 Oralnltk!! r~stauranrc 1S operated by Marte Stemer neon stgn was also dumaged DAILY CRYPTOQUOTI: - Here't how to work It: A 4>:YPLB44llR It LONGFELLOW One Jetter •Imply 1tande tor another In thl.l 1xa.mplt A. 11 uatd tor tha thrte L'" X for lhl two 0'1, etc Sln&lt letter., &polo tr~;~phlea, tha length and formation of tht wort:11 an all h11lt& Each d•)' tht code letters •rt dUfeftnt. A Cryptorram Qoot.tlon QJBZ·OZBUQX! OQJBJ LZB· PQJBJ QNRCF XtJ XU UPezrwzu~ VJCUP BJWCBO LBJJOZR-tTEJII'KJtl Yuterda)''l Cryptoquolet THI: PATH OF !OCI.U. AI>\'AN CEMENT I&.. A.NO M'\IST liE 8TIUCWN WITIJ BROX· i:N FR!ENDtliiP9-WEIJ.s •ll\ri.~lt4 by JCiftl FUI\Utl l)'n41c&tt - ~--~ . -- - -- -- - J 3 Oli fht> B1g Pa) ofr 3 .lO Bob Crosby Show 4 no 4 1\ 00 The Lmeup 10 30 Person to Person 11 00 Up to the mmule Jlolew• 1: 05 The Late Show lO 1he Bnghtar Day s, trP .. Storm - -- - ~-~- SATURDAY 5 00 Church's B1g Stor1 5 30 Saturday Ne"a Special 5 e5 Feature Report 6 IJO You Are There 6 30 Satutday Lu~..,. Show '1 00-Johnny Carson s~ 7 30 Beat the Clock I 8 00 Stage Show 8 30 Jack1e Gleason Show 9 00 Herb Schrme..~'s Two 9 30 ford Stat Jubtlee 11 00 'the Late Show 9 30 S1 ~n On Prayer g 30 Ca 11111n Kangaroo 10 30 W111k\. Dmk 11nd You 11 00 'Mtghty Moulie Playhou se 11 30 Tal ..,<; H{ lPXdS Raugers 12 00 D1g fop 1 00 l.one Ranger l 30 Capta tn M1dnl ght 2 00 L1 'l Rascal s 2 15 B"<.:ebtill Prcv1ew 2 25 B l'l~eba l l Gamt- 12 00 12 30 THUltSDAY K.trtoon Komi" ''" 7 30 8 00 Jamboree 1 00 F1lm &. Famy 2 30 'l'ht Femmm~ Touc'tl 8 so •oo 3 00 Afternoon Fllm 930 &::00 fM:tekey MotL~e 6 1)0 10 00 Western 10.30 "6 30 No!>WS '1 00 Kukla, Fra n & Ollie l 00 Mfekey Mou!le 6 00 .Ann 1e Oakley 6 45 Weather 6 50 Sports I --- ---FiliOAY (I Corh1th1•n• 1$;4). PRAYER Our Father, keep al- ways befort> u~ the [ad I hut out Redeemer lives avd w::mt s to ltvc m our llv~ as wrdl ItS q; Th} tbrane. Htl'p ua so to lile that men may He the hvm.l( Chti.st In us ttlUJ day In HIS name we __ L.PIJ.L_Amoo. -· ·- __ ___ ,. 1100 11011 Wl!'ather II 10 SPilrts w1th T~~>d Wolfe 11 15 Folgow That Man 11 45 S11P1 Off Ozzte and harnet Crossroads 700 Kuklt., F'ran & Olhe 800 POO 2 30 3 00 The Femmrne Touch Afternoon t"1lm Festival 5 00 Mdckey Moose no 6 00 Abbot t and Costello 6 SO News Second The V1Se Elhel and Albert BuloYa Time 11 00 Nt.'WS II OS II 10 .6.;50 Sports -::c::-:-.:..~:-"--­ ~~~ S....TURDAV l}(liJar a 10 00 10 :to 6 35 Wealht"r 6:AIS Wea1h('r ~ John Daly Lone Aaneer Btshop Sheen Stop the Musie Star Tonight Down tbe Road Musif from Meaodo'Wbi'OOk I Led 3 L1Ve! NeW! • 30 Weather SpOTtS M"an ~hmd the Badre ~___..;.~- 6 4Q • 1'\~ws. by .John <::ore '7 00 CJty, Dete<:tiVQ 7 30 Ozark Jubilee 9 00 Lawren.ce W elk 28 S>p On ·~ !lo Sat..a=my We~t'i"ll )15 l(,ddles Ko-rner 30 Feat~ Film to ro Chance of ~ Lifetune 5;00 F.Wm Funni-es 10 s:o l1ve WrestliJ\! ' 6 Oll Ev<~ngellstic Hour 11 i5 Ta-Stator Th~re 6 30 'Pictut'ama with Jennl~;~g .. ~ ---,-~-~.,-lUNDAY WHTN TV·13 7 ()O <ABC) You Askf'd For It 11 59 SIGN ON 7 30 (1!\BC) Famo\ls Fihn ' Fe1U. 12 00 F.a-i:tth Fm" orlay , val 12 SO Onal Roberts 9 qo Ted Hackts' Amarte\U'Js 1 00 Goodv.11l & Brvtherhood 10 00 FO'llow -ll'ha.<t Man 1 SO Devll :. Cargo 10 30 BowLm;g Tim~ 100 F1lm u -ao Nfi'l!f mtll.1 Bev Butm 8'00 Feah.1n. 1.1 35 W-Nuher 'tritlh. SaUyann 8:00 (ABC) Super ClrcUJ ll:-40 Spmlti witlb. D6a Wilburtl 30 [ Am The Law \1 40 PIJ~e 15 ~ I 6 00 !Mm ~nd 1!le Boiiiie a And thet , M wn burl•d, 1111d that he ros• 111am th• third day •c~;ardlng to th• scrlptur•s ' 730 Rm Tu:: Tin 12 00 Kali'()on Kom 1cs 12 30 JamOOree I 00 Ftlm & t .:mry a I ' Geotte Mora and dlulhterJ, Mari- M-adel me Roush and daugbtUI Wtre shoppm& tn l't l'll'a:santand lYn and Carolyn, WOOJter, M.ua AfLv leavl.na: Mason they vititA,d Galhpoh~ Monday Mr and Mrs B1IIJt Llevmg were 10 Pomt-roy Tue~ay Mra Tbereosa Ohlinger wu VII JtJ ng Mn Fr•neee Bradford Wed Those ca.lhng on M..a Bertha Clark Wedneaday w~ Mrs Harry Clark and children of K.irlr..land, Rosa nnt. 10!' W'-'1 e Ul k'IU M.t:l.l SO\ll".: J\U.:o illo.!.t.::.a Mn. A11ce WaUon, Akron, apent the weekend wtth her sister, Mrs vn.un~e.r ~&.ILIIll( Ci..IC 0! M.l.!i Mn Valent Ke)'LO!' and fam - Mr alld Mn Marion Routh and llnlrY Capehart. Billie Weaver of were recent rueott• o( Mr and daughten end Mrs Be1.ty Uevln1 ~ c.-w Raven and Mr and Mra Del d t 1 ~ • - "' R Mnr Fred K-aylor. an am1ly were vtAt na: • l tu"' 1 rt uu.d'l of Guy1V1Jie home qf Mr aad lin Elwood '\1r an <! Mu Elmer 8 md aod Mrs Emogene Clart and fam ily Ltevlng \\ edDdday !><'• II , f 1 he6hlre ,..ere recent and Mr! Betty L~-evlna: and ebll .:u• ~r. ,1 f Mr •nd Mn y 8 Wtcbdren of Klfkhnd, Ill, return~ Mr ant:! Mra Andy HUTIS Jr frdti Lor 1nd Phil Killl Saturd..ly Mt and Mn W11Uam Cl&Ti and lOll and Mr HJd lfn Clay G n· •te~ d and M:n Bf1"tha Kettler were caU1ne on Wrs Bertha Clark home t'riday after speDdmg a few days hl!'re MD Thue&J Ohllnt:er and Robert were calllug on .Mn Sertha callm& on 3.1r aDd Mr., Dw 1ght C.rhtW! Sunrla) .Mw. Doru Ohlm~r an(! Mw Janw:e G1bbl were sboppmc lD Pomeroy Saturday Dliht Dor11 Ohlinger ParkenburJ, apenl the weekend at bomn Uy I I and !1mHy were weekend gues1s of Mr and Mn Andy H.arn 11 Sr MT and Mn Norris RuuNa .Qf Vlr(lnl.l. spent E.uter With )(r Clark Wednesday. and ~n De'olrey Rou.ab Mr and Mtl' Charlie L1evma: Spendm( Enter with Mr and and famtly , 'Mr aDd Mrs Billie MD Elwood LieVIDI were Mr. and il'<tvnU<I)' i \lr ~ nt1 \1r ~ Thom:ut Grnn and and ~r and Mn Leo L1tcbf1eld wert' callmp: on Mnr Iva llud.son Mn Bertha Cl <~rk and Larry were vtslt rng Mn Lawrence Clart: ILamdy I Sunday day :Wr and Mrh Harold Ohltnger and f<i mtly Wf:rf' rf't l'r:t ~ucru of Mr omd ~ n; Jot> Ohl mgcr Tiloae calllna: a1 thf' home of Mr and M!ll l....awrf'n('e Clark dllr tng Sunda}' werf' ~ - and Mn Leonard F1elds, }'(r and Mrs Hank Fetty and wm Mr and Mn Gerald Cl<~r k and sons MN l'aJUUe n.t:<l been .u..l .k.ou.,Ji. and Fnm\:£11 ~ we.~ e m t'omeroy .")<Hurday George Windon haa returned to LHt ana M.n. rtooat1 Weaver, JUJ.oll l-. •' It's our month to be generous because we are . 27' ANNIVERSARY MO NTH OF SALES Evans Super Tnm and tender center cuts From ch.otce Grain Fed Steers CHUC ' ROAST ilntl t:nlid.cen, Au'11 ;)usanna WoJ p~:rt, .Jar and M.fij , lto~y YOOOJlite CLIFTON <~nu d<~ugoJ.er, GOOD WILL CLASS Tbe Good Wtll Class met at the Henry bome on Tuesday everung and qullted and cut carpet raga Those present Were Wilma Blake Irene Justice, June Burns Olevia You!l'• Lu~lle Hamson, Laurene LeWis, Mable JoHnson, Mr and Mrs Lervy Lyons and Mrs Henry STANLEY DEMONSTRA'fiON PARTY Mrs Wdma Blake w11s bostess of a Stanley Party at her home on March 2G, Mr~ LIIVera P1enal of Point Plea.ant walil the demonstrat. or, Stano Willi played &. prizes were won by Mrs Marie Smtth Geraldlne V<Jrtan, Sue Johnson, Evelyn NlchoiBOn Refreshments of Sandwiches, pickles, Cup Cakes and punch was seryed. Those present were Sue Jobn.oo, Lizzie Jeffers and Betty Jo YoUIII of Ma10n, Mane Srqtth Lois Ann Young and -children, Dorothy Van Meter, Mddred Riley, Geral,dtne Vartan, Molhe Fox, Cia-, ra Williafns, Rhoda Fox, Betty ' Cole and Jackie Mi!t'l Rctha Lewas and Morns Jobnson vunted Mr and Mrs Dana Lewts and Jeme Sunday evening. Vlsittog the Picken's Sunday !fu· and Mrs. llUl· man \1 ogeJer and children and t..ari Uet.n Pauley Mr. ~:~nd Mrs falmage SleW".u1 and fam1Jy moYt\J. llllG tbe Mu. Hutb uooomte property. Mrs Della Newland and fanuly of M.asQn and Dtck Ord and cbil pound45c Shoulder Roast Evans Super Trim All meat, no waste & oven ready Boneless, rolled & Tted Rump Roast pound 69c Evans Super Tr1m where at counts pound69c Sirloin Steak You can'l ba:k.e wrong rs Lou1se G1bbtl and M!rs Thomali Bumgardner were t"alhng on Martin Sund11,t Mr and Mn Pete Cleland Spent the wecket:KI. with Mr and Mrs MJ', and Mrs Georae Burnt~ and 'aughlera ~verly 1nd Cberyle was isitlog wtth Mr and Mra. Lester 'ertle & dattibtets, of Mason Satu.r· ttda)' evening. )fr. and Mra. Henry, Mrs Ned une Buras and daUJbtera made a lUriDM~ trtp to ' Syraeu1e, Ohio I ~aturdayAlma 1 Mrs. l'eck and cbildten of 'hHllcotbe, Ohio visited Mr. and tn E. 0. HeDTy SuDda)'. )In;. Norma Jean Cimp and 50D i&iied Mrs. Blanche Iones t.bil 1 ~eekend. Mr. lad Mrs. W. D Lee and soil like Mr. and Mts. Ted Riley sr 'liS Sunday "'ests of Mr and Mrs SUnday. : E. DearU, of Muletta, Oldo MrL loJr and Mrs Gene Riley are at ,eartb tbc former Della .R.ousb of nl!tunclng tbe birth .of a son boT rew Hsven will celebrate btr 84 11ttbday May 17. Mrs Deattb 1s at the Meigs bospJMI. April~. 1 Sunday G.lnner cuests o( Mr ano f 111 only aunt to Ml'l Riley of the lit&. LIO¥d WUl!""' were !olr and Roush !ami]¥. T-Bonc & Porterhouse \Hth Super Swift prenuum trtm STEA.K ..... pound ..... 89c • Skinless Franks 2·1 lb pkg.• 85 Bondware - 6 count HOT DRI~K CUPS ....... pkg 15c Bondware plastic & practical FORKS I 0 count ............. I Oc SPOO~S 10 count . . . . . ..... JOe pint 39c Grl·Lite Brand CHARCOAL LIGHTER ... quart 69c Barbecue Grill Hemz I '"'W.JQi II os jar 29c HOT DOG RESISH PA.PER PLATES . . ' . pkg of I0-15c -BRIQUETS ....... . .. . ' roll 31c 5 lb.49c . .. . . . . 101b.89c $1.49 portable! sturdy! low, low price. KETCHUP . . . .,. . 14 os bottle 25c Heinz made the ongmal - still best Hemz processed & kosher :;rup Dill PICKLES . . . _. .. 25 os jar 39c Fresh Solid Head Lettuce 2 Heads 29c I'rcat yourseU to eating enjoyment Ca.ntaloupes for th~t Spring appetite, new, Texas 29c Each render grown, taste guranteed POLE BEANS GREEN ONIONS 2 bunches ·19c 2 pounds 27c YOUR EVANS PRODUCE MARKET HAS -ONION SETS CABBAGE PLANTS ON·ION PLANTS SEED POTATOES Redeem your coupons with free Whtrlmg Evans TIDE 2 regulqr55cgiant67c W~th Nail Kit Olrer • Personal IVORY 3 bars 19c 8<~11 Despcn ~c r JOY giant75c 3 LIPTO~ TEA. 25c . 43c 16 count bag 1/1 pound ... See What a Dime Will Buy Keystone Brand L Hemz chtckcn, lOc Tall Can beef, VCiC, 2 uns table, clam chowder SOUP leans .. 35c lleinz BA.BY FOOD 6 cans ....•...• 59c Hemz · ready-cooked NabiSCo RITZ 'lz lb box .....• 21G lb bJx . . . . . 35c . Slrietman SPA.GHIETTI 2-15 os cons ... 31c Strietman ZESTA CIN~AMO~ CRISP LIPTO~ SOUP Quick delicious, take-it-eaoy, cooltin& lunshinc lb box. -KRAUT HI-HO . . 33c PARKAY Chicken Noodle 3 pack39c Oniqn pkg. . . • . 17c Green Pea pkg. . . 15c lb. 31c See What A Dune Will Buy! Sugar Valley shredded 4 q. 31c Pet Insto nt 12 qt. 73c 303 Con 10( Pet Milk toll 4 - 55c frCc'!h and Creamy Chocolate Drops 21bs CROSS THE BOARD •••• but 29c 43c 8 oz 20 oz W 1th :.! bars Ivory on top CHEER giant75c 69c lb. can PRESERVES 9 inch Reynolds makes It good & easy A.LUMI~UM FOIL ... 25ft. ' Kmg!ord Brand Charcoal econouu.cal Wclch •s Fruit of the Vme BE AN EARLY BIRD BARBECUER Bondw'M-e - wttb BAKERITE W'(j1ay Mrs., I Evaru Super T:nm Round Bone ){rs Evelyn Reu.sb, Mr~ Cecil I Carol GE'ne Blake and LewJ Pete-rs motored to Pitt~burg Penr pound59c Round Steak Martm and Mr. and Mrs. t:hfford IA1art1tl Wfl'~ calling on Mr. .and Mrs Loa..F~wler of Chesbl!'c Sat I family Tbur~day ever Evans Super Trim Center Cuts 33C lb. pound 33c Ground Beef .1\'Jr and MrS Clifford liilllam were calbng on Mr end MnJ Mgar Johnson Saturday Ml's Mlll'l' Goodnlte, Mr~ :Mona LudwJck and Mrs. Cathmne Castie were ealliug on Mrs sandra ~hlelds of Letart Sunday Mr and Mts Jack Ord ana fanuJy were guests of JM:r, and MB.. ltarcy Ord Sunday. <.:h.airhe Onl Ql Re1oersv11l,e spent the weekend wtth his grand mof:Jter Mrs Ruth Goodnttc ·were Mr and Mrs Ed Natross, Mr Herbert Kmg and Mrs Lloyd Hoffman o( Pome JamC'il <'ilttbs .spe11t the wetkend roy Dr and Mrs Ray Pickens and with Mr and Mrs Ra) mood Roush Ray Jr ol Middleport, Ohio I Mr and Mni. Ef'nest W11hanis Suaday guests of Mr. and Mrs and family o( Gauley Br 1dge were Lew .Hoffman were Mr and Mr.s Vis lttn.r; Mr and Mrs R1ebard Ray Thompson oi vernon. Mr and Rou.sh Sunday Mrs Emil Hoffmau and chlldrcn Mr aud Mh Herbert Clark o( Pt Pleasant, M:r and Mrs Rus called on 1\t:r.s. Garnet Clark Sun· sell Wolle and family of Obto day. .Mr. and Mr.s J1m Bennett VlBit.. Mrs Th~rc.sa Ohhngcr a111d Do:n ed wttb Martha Bcooett, Mr and Gr1mm ~A-ere m Midd.h.•port ~tur Mn Elmer Webb and :son Bobby l day. of Waverly, Ohio Sunday, Mrs Bertha Clark and Larry Mr. and Mrs Donald ){u88ell and and Mrs Evelyn Roush and dau· Sbiela or New Haven, W Va vii· ghter were eaUmg on Mrs. Law ited Mr. and Mn Ch~'ter Oliver. 1 rene-e Clark .Monday Mr. and Mrs EU Btrchfteld of Mr and Mrs. Marion Roush and Findlay, 0 VJsated Mr and Mrs. daughters called on Mr. and Mr8. Harold Smttb and famil)' Sunday. Charlie LJevJog recently MlS.\il Patty llennett viBUed Mr Mn Louise Anderson, Hartand Mrs Carl Allensworth of Mid- ford and Mrs, Sarah Hoffman dleport, Oh1o Saturday evening were recent llle5ta o( Mn. Fran Mrs. Ralpb Slewart and children ces Bradford. M•ke and Daun spent Sunday Richard Rousb and children with Mr. ~nd Mrs John Harrison wer-e calling on MTs. Do~y nowb Miu Daun Stewart or Parlr:en- and Emoff'DC. burg W. Va and Joan Oliver spent Mrs LOis Lieving and Cmdy Saturday mght with Mr, and Jobn Harrison -~ --- · -- · ~ Attendance at the M. E Suade~ 1 Mrq, BeU Willlama tlid daughter Scb90l Easter morning was 1M- 1 Jud)' and Elaine cartwtlsbt collection $23 03 Tom WilUatns •nd Floy,d Jtoacl;t Mts. Harold Young and children : Studeat.s at Marshall College spent o( Muon apent Suadsy with Mr ! the v.reelr.eqd a.t bome wltb their and Mrt. Q.JUord Johnson. ~b MiA Opa1 Kelley VISited Mrs Rlcbard Smith of PI Pleasant Irf:ne Kelley and chUdNo recently ..vae diall.er Suut af Mr aod Mra Jd:1na Lewi.ll Shirley Oliver, Do• )an, Lewb fnd Mhli. Su.bday ol.tty Blake, Janet and Janice NJe1 Mrs Whuiie Spears o( Point olsQn, Ann and PhylHs William 'leasaot VIsited Mrs. Katie Bass re hid breakfast at the Martin Rest centl.y. auratlt In Mtddleport, Obto Elate Mr. and Mrs Oscar Henty, Mn Suqday morainf es11le Cartwri&ht wrere In Point Mn. Ano1e 1tusscll spent S1m Pleasant Tuesday on business day With Mr and Mrs W ll Ml's. Irene JUBtice was shoppmg Powell of New Haven 1 n Polot Pleasant anCI GalhpoUs.r Mr. and Mrs Harr1son Roblllo• lb.io Tues«hay. .... l.oean meat, ground geveral times dailv drcn of New Haven were Sunday gu.ests of Mr fDd MN Harry tJ~d Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark F'rlda;y. tttr and Mrs Raym{)nd Roush woe ruttmg Mr and Mrs Ceell planned for our custom· IS LOW, LOW PRICES SUPER TRIM MEATS S & H GREEN STAMPS """ Elias. EVANS :rs who, from our ye;Jf' 1 to our year 27, hav e been THE MOST IMPORTANT PEOPLE to t:VANS where you get- Mary Wal&b has been viSJtlD&' .wl.!fe ~ltiJUUK vn MU'!I • .ranrue wea for the past two weeU wtth her ~-.;'1' ;)UUUI:IY daughter and son-ln·law Mr, and. .t'I'Lr and Mrs. ArtL6 ROUllb ua Mn Harold Winters, Zaaesville Ja1n1.1y were Sunday .a:;uest.a. 01 Oh~' "'.u.s • .:>tell& ur~mm . Larry Buckland, son of Mr and Mrs Rob6rL ua:rt and children Kn. H. '0 Buckland, haa been a were VISIUng .&Sri. .1.4eu!o tt.OU6l1 aurgical patient at Hol;rer Hospttol recently for the put week. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Cla.rt ana. Sandra Foley and D1~k Do~on son aM .Mr. an~ Mn. 1 bomu $1Udents It W Va Umversity are .bum&araner ana .!0118 were (:IIJ..t· spendi.01 tbe holidays watb the1r mg on IK.r. and mao l:lri t:.lat"k parents ;)Un(lay. Cbrilty Krautter, Colurnb... JrU ano Mrs YaW Harm anu spent the weekend here wath hi& UioiU~Oklr OJ IW.DetSVWC were bUD parent.a Mr and Mrs Richard Kra· WI.¥ guem.s ot M.rs. i\.~.tto. lrlX/0· utter. Rev and Mrs E E Roush , Fr:h\. \..:alung on Mrs. Ruth Good.n1te dlay, Ohio were IUe!ts In the Bend lloun.d&y were .M.n. .kUJie We01v~. area on Tuesday Lw' and Mrs. l"oster W~vt:r anu Sgt Wllliarn Elias has been wn.s, .t..ug-~~'Jltt Weaver A<u.s .l'tlona spencling a 30 day furlough with ..uawJc.ll:, Ai.ra. t:a1name Castle his parents Mr and Mra. John ana som, Mrs l' t ance.s liooanu.e and Mn;. Otmer Lievlnf wu calliq on her mother, MJll Elwood IJey AJ~-~t bU: .home m lower Mason after ~I.I ana Mrs wuoen weaver, •'" haviDJ been hosptalaed at Holzer oma ..ur:~ .til eben h.lng, Mrs t n.er~ for aevera1 days ~sill vnllll~n. d.ubt:rt ana Uollb Jiams Donley and Cli fford ~ wee callmg on Jtt.r and lin. ~ Oldaker- and fl/mlly Sunday , Mr and M'n: • Lawrence Clirt werf' ID Pom~v Monday Mr and Mrs Dalla~ Gibbs W'tre VI!/ WOO UiS Eucene We11and and other rela.t.. and cllildreo spent Sunday wttl Mr. aad Mrs Frank McOermJt at 'Leta.rt1 W Va. Mr. and Mrs Leroy lJVlDifSto and cbltdreo of Circleville, Ohl• spent the 'weekend with Mr Tor Edwards, and Mr tad Mrs. 811 - Schneider. Mr. and Mrs · Kellnetb Auit o' C"olumbds, OhiO spent Sunday wit' Mrs. W1nlfeld Holland and t.aurf Mlis Janet Coffman and Tor Williams of HunUqton, W. V1 called ot;t Mr. aud Mrs Llo) d WI' Kn:, La~ Clark ud Jucf1 v- D- Fie) aad ~ •·••· -.."' ... ~ _ . -...... C!art ~ In GallipOUI J'tidiJ, Mr 1 nd Mn Dld: Jltouda 1Nn Jn Shtn.n.kln over Euter. abd. Mrs Gec-rge Hetson ~ntly Dorothy Ohhna:er and Junior R.ou1h were m P~rlr.cubur 1 Sua- ANNIVERSARY MONTH OF SALES nil:r; Oven 1 ---W - HT;--;;N~ -T=v :-::--::c=h--=ac.= nne~l-,13~ --- IY THIAISA. OHLINOIR Ouetla ol Kr and Mrl T J RY· dtqiq: tbe put week were her Mn Flore11~ Clark, Mr1 LOJ.a Dieet'~i*A4 bmll)', Mr and Mn Lle\llng aDd douabter and Mrl. u ner, Mor1antown, W Va Charles Fink and aon, Charle1 lll Edward, Charleroi, were the weekLarry l..ievmg and ~uenun 1\.ay· eDd tuea:ta of bLI mother, Mrs Ill I pled~wd ~.1 6 )bo_ relatJveJ ln Columbut and tbeo ~ turned home Allee Bletner bill returned to her home on Third Street after bann& •pent tbe winter wttb ber son and family, Prot. and &fn Karl 81&- - - -- The Pol itieal Outlook ,uf)j JI>J l tr, ,r \dlii :-,1, mu ... t rur11 h1 ,..,111 t r'>l.,dl ~S~ ~-TV Channel3 lltl' East German\ hHYt' rtall} ~ larted llt 11~ 1 to 1 llht" the11 Jt\al Pomt•rtl )' Uh u '\bn> TELEVISION GUIDE 9 10 United P ri'SI St•ff Con•t.pond•nf W Free Wt'!\\ Gu nutn} <~nd sa t~ 1 U -_.;_~ - - ,EDL f'rt J I Mason Personals Thur$qay, April 5, 1956 -:--~.· -- -----~--:-The -,..,:._Da...;;..;.;llv:.._Se:..:~ntlnel, ~~roy.MICidlepolt _.!.~--- -----,.,..--~--~- _ _ '*~wore vlollln& loin Leo Clorlt IWI LlevJ"' ODd doUJIIW. lfr. llld t""' G>rloud llouob. Mn GiW)ol rocenUy and lin. Carl Gll>bo aDd llarl Clark ud-. Bradaloaloa BROAD RUII..I I., Mrs Cora Obllneer Monda-)' Mrt Delbert l.ouH and famll)', Roach of Bl.rbblre, Kr and Kn R.obtJ1 ObJm,er na nlliDI on \ 4aq11ten w-er-e Whnt on ltlr. aDd Dorta Oblla:;er• =---.~ ELlS 49c �..... __ _ '"!5 . ~ Oc!ily Sentinel, Pomerov-Mi<Hiej'U1, 'T'h1111'$cl<lly, .April 5, 1 _ _ _ _ ___:_ Thursday, April -------- 5, 1956 Panthers Steamroller Racine Nine By 13 -1 Score I l'littlt~"Slieridan Are Big Gtrns • I '.. ln Pomeroy High Hit BatTage. IY PAUl M. CLIFFORO 'I'M Pom('roy !'anThH" op('nrrl I eworiled pitcher Paul aa,tick for free pau, and catcher Carnell lht>tr 1956 ba~t·b;dt ~1·:.t~11n [...,t ni&hl Wtlh a s ma.~ htnl\ 13·1 >It"· tory <f!Vf'r the Ra('tnt' Torn:.tdm·~ on tbf- local fit'ld Thrr(' P:.nthl•J hurlers held Kat•m(' tu four hth in thl' SC\'('n tnn1ng ront('s~ "" 11 h Tht'l"' ~('tllnJ: stan.e-r· C'harlit· cre-dH for th t- ~·i('!Or} . G.,.. Mltc:h end Billy Sherld1n we,. the bit tuns. fer the Pom· erov nlnt •• tttey combined to lchCH:k in I 2 of th• PntMr run•. ShHI1IIn b.tted In sia runs with a hard line drlw home run to dHp center field with thto ba~es loaded, and alio had a d.uble with tht .u eks e1Qg1ed to knoc:J.: In two more runa. Mitch hit • lang home run over the left field fen~:• in the first Inning with two on, •nd tater drove in thrh more run1 wHh two mou •ingtu. Pomt-roly r,rwnt·1 1 t h ~· ~1·orinr..: in the fir ·a illll ing :" l.'!l1• J11nm y 1 Elkins •!so ..,..., w•lked. Th• bu· e5 . . . . ~ wn.n TheiN..,..., safe on Wolfe's error, •nd then sn.ridan hit • lin. dri'lt to deep center field that tleared the cars. in the parkint lot •t the e11tnnce to the field. The Panther~ pkk('d up fivt• more- T\lll.-; in the third on tht~· hits Smith was wslkf'd but was f~ :at sf'«)nd hy Elkm .~ Theiss was saff' 011 EuJ('r's errur and Jternsley walktd to lGlld tht' base~ . Sheridnn htt a line dnH duub)t' to lt'H ('f'Oter scorinj;( F.l kirb anti Thehts, ~nd .Miteh caJJII' throullh with a Telt:ll~ l.l'ai!UI' ,,in glt> to left 1o -piaU> Hem'i.h•y and ! ---READY FOR STAR ROLE ,, IH 10<I' Y' --- -----• Oll!iit•haJI • -• ~• c IIIII p:.. T rn ....... By Alan Maver OF 7HE YANK!iE$, ' I • ,1{/$ FAN$ CO/{- t'INC£0 1' t•o nt·•·ull'alt·t1 tn tlw out rLt•IU wh 1·r;· z,.,,,,, wh .. rt•fl, l.~ lJt·ln~ 1 In supply 1hl1~ 1 in a ier its on the 1956 prosptds of the major league club\ ~PRIN6 K t•fl lfl C'OMF. 1"0 OUR RF.AD\' RIDF.RS ltlltt Nn 1rp " ""' '"' ' I'OIJnl!'d OJ\ lht' long lMII Bnudt'C I.lll ma; pi<Ltoun Sinw~n an!I · ~·I'INan Eno~ :•lnnt~ \~1111 ldt. .. h.tn,d•·_r~ l\ol,'h~ ll ar'l"} !-.h~ Litl.. ' nd <\ltx t\tlln<r .md nght Coun· h.tndo ' ' 1\ rt llttm:u· ~~nd An_ m: try SL.wghtl'r. in ru:ht fil'IJ L"•·n· l'.itl"r· arro·to .h;lnll. plagu•·ll With \t•r fi•·lrlrs still wtdl' op('n bf'twt•cn BY LEO H. PETERSEN IIIJII''"" a nd <Jtlll trou!JlP the past l)avf> Me lnn who h il 299 wtth San 1 1> 111 ,h~,0 n~. tr,u [.., ;.r-.. tf lw may Fran!'r~ro last y~ar and t-ttll l WATCH FOit DATE . ht· t>f L"on~rdl'rt~b!(' hdp to th•· Ath· Henna." . ' , e BRING YOUR BUDDI!S \lau;.r g•·r e aRING VOUR WIFE )',IOHILF . Al~1 l ' I' I• lit'S !Ius sca~on Doudrl'au should hnw• lilllt• tllf Lou HouJr·('nu trhhl ' '"" h.:." ' " ' Tom IJorma n wtll lwa<l tlw K.:~n 8l!NCE HARLEY. · 11 1,,. "II , . 11111 1' ~a. Ctty hullpen brigRd(' and l'luyd fil"ltlt~· gu tding Kansas C'ity to ~ txlh ( 111 At hi ('\ U'S ..,., DAVIDSON '' tlLvbton tirnlwr. 'rltlhtll twrJ Boy('r also WI"I I wnr k. m rc ,.It' I placrr againI Iand hif let oner of \host' Routt 7 At A•h St. !'' I II or thn'f' years. 1>111 l<~r tlus ~r;t-..ou , Httutln-uu is high on Jo(' Gms· lop IVe c u >.'1 s 011 a \('r , If' Middleport. Or1a ,,,., ,, liN in the cnl<'hin~ departrnl'nl Athlelics cou ld <.lpring a s ur]li, St' '·-----------...,~' 1,"' .." , 1, h"•· pi<·,·,,,.,, ,, ,11, -, and wmd up fifth. pi:Ht' ~n 1 J )It' pr 11 babl) will be rl'lained \\r ha\'t' good Jnn~t 1 ·'''~ ' I ,., ;1[ 11 ng with cit he!' .Joe Aslroth :.mil 1w, t to makP ~o:ood Lh'" "' 1 1 lo! w,\m('r Shanlz plutnunm~ a whole lui ! Iu s Y~'a r , l The 'infirld whklt Ht1tUin•au i~ so Houdr1·au . ~ar~ 1" l'm. ver·y plcav•Ll prUIUl of cnmi~t~ nf lwrd 1Htling "" h Uil!" tll fie ld, wh_rt·h I tltmk I~ Vic r•ower· at first ua~l" . .lirn Fini· BY UNITED PRESS 111 Miami Beach, Flu. - Vitnn· Mar :" ~o o d as _erf!' rs. 1 1 1h'l It · ';•. l!!llrl at st•t·ond ; smtJOlh - fu• ( ng o1nd uur pltrhmg_ thts lilpnng hu~n t 1 .to .. l.ktl-l tH'Sll"i at ~horl. and liN'- ttnez. 147 lfl. Plltersun . N J., out· Jw•·11 ttw worst tn lhL" world. Pttlt 1,,r I.OP L''l. at th'ird Hourtreau h~H pointed Mt~llt'l ntft'l . J5ll , t'11lm I ,., additional infield manpowt•r rn 10 T'oi.U nf thf' ptklu·r, w~\0 hJI•· ronkie fumee J'lf'SS, who hit .337 ]L"'k•·d 'P''l" t:tlly t tn t n•· ~ ' t Vl', tlu.-.. Wtlh Minneapo\ill l:ts1 ~:eason. New Orlenns, La . - Willil' P:. s. ... prinr.: ;.rn• IPft ·han(kJ' l'l_rt t1'('ar ook Jt~cobs, who batted .3l6 wlth trano, 188, New Orlean);, outpoittlt•d j ,·lit ;.r nd rooktc Htll ll o•rrl ,t>(l'. who ,"1 nb us anrl bonu~ babv ('('ltn~ Johnny Arthur, 228, South Af!'it•u l . I ,, I 0 Ill I \'.!Ill 15 ~~tl lll('S Will 1111 ~o mt·ty 1\0\"I'f the' brother or SL LOU,•I' 10 . fditor '1 Note : Thi1 i1 tht' 13th JY/{05£ h:.~t·lll<J!I Mrht uf K:~n'ILIS Cit} 's )J0\1'1'1 B., ""' ,... th,rd •·w" In M,,,. 8 "'''' ~ MANTLE, fl?AININO FORM liAS CurdJn~Lb I I 11!3':5 !lEAPt FOR 1'1/.f' :STARDOM I l#!if'Ye. At- WAY? PRt{)ICTeO Sheridan . Bob Wilson follow@d F.;R 111-'1. with a long double to Jt'f!'P h·ft ,. field to tCOI"e' Mi\.ch . ' Tbe tnt Poml!roy run -;cored in the fifth inning when Hem~ley wu :lde on Gaul's. f'l'f"Or, ~ tolp 51!('Ond and .seot'fl! on .Mikh's .~in"IP to l•ft fl€1d. Hem~lt·) lro! i,rt 111 1h :.~ w:1lk ThE' lone RacinE' run ~('orPd tn Sherrda11 -• nt;I.·LI hun In ~ 1 '1""nd. the t11th inning wnh rf'lider and llwn Mtkh unloai.lnl with •ml' Harold Brown on th•• motmd. HE'S IJ£/!K BELT/116 1'/IE of 1hf' lonl(P~t fuu r h:.to,:.l{ f'r~ •·vc-r Euler doubled to dE't'P il'fl field ICtNP N /10>11£~ 7MT Ill ( ()5.) Shanll May Sfar hit in llw l'tunf'r·,~y PJ !" k Thr> ktll and at1r.-r two W('l"t' out ~t'fJI"f'd on &RY tJUrTOI< A TlfP'Il Off ht~ showrng, Ct•tJIH 'li l ft~ , <'iP.nrC"d th o· h t~ h ff'nl · 11 l,.ft Cundiff's douhlf' to lrft ·P A!>IIR£ ,'/1111' AlaR~ lltt ·~; as a pusstl>h· l 'f'guLll' star iL'I" fie-ld, an•l h tl 111 th :· lllid.ll•· o[ Thei&'i went the- fir.-.t three mn~ /tHPOR'rAN'r -HE lli4*H'1' Mn in St rf'•·t. took 011~ bllo! loounl't', i~ for the Pl!nlhe-t·s with ~r"Own /lEEK ~'!'1111<1/{5 Jlllr omd: disappt":wr<'<l tM'r ~hP river hurling thlo' r~ext two, and IE'rt tfl"f!l KJf ACCI/'>T{IW!P bank hnndet• BllJy Fisher ftni !ihine up ·FPI6/iii/E~t- 6A1"1'£t> In the •econd the Panthers. add- iu the- sixth and ~cv~:nth . Bos35 IJEI"OJIIE HE 14 four more runs. Earl Smith tH'k wa~ thl' !Mer for Raeint' with /t'AI> FANNEP AND '!'IIA1' OF Till~ WA~ 011 A CAUtP 5RJ> ~'!'/OK£. l.lr~ham romlnJ on o,t; t1h two 111 £'11 uut in lhl" ~hlrd, whi lt· l..n t·ry 1'ttyJot hurled tthe st)l th ami .o;truL·k OF out all three I'omt.>l'oy ,hatlt•rs tu race him . Pomeroy only hat! ~('VE' n hlt<: with ·Mitrh having a [wrfet•l night with thrE'f' Io.r thn•f', ;ttl~ Sheridan Uad break or that sort. BV OSCAR FIALEY &ettl.ne three for four F:ul"'r bad 56l LOCUST STRF.F.T Uhlted PrHs SporN Writ.r two or Rtacine· .~ hitq f{•t u ptwfeet Spring tnmmg naturally i.• NEW YORK~ It's been a tough £raught with l'XCepti.unal hazardB 0~ R1". 7 evenlne at ltat. Tonllhl nt <.~:JitJmiJ.; tlw f'an- .~prlng on wme- uf the bJr,gesl aflet' a winter of idleness . But MIDili.F.PORT. 1bers ffi('('! 1hr (;llllipolis Blue name.o; tn b:Jq{'ba ll. thi.o; year the name plaYet'S seemIOF. POS1"LF.W AITE. Prop. Twu of them pilcht>r;; Bill I.Ot'"- £"d to come up with r~r mort· than ·Devil~ in a ll~glK' g~lnll' The ~amt' io; sclu:du lf'd ror -& .:iO I'. M. and Gene Conley. may :remember theil" !iha l't". and Coadt t'il o anrroltnccd that 11 " " the worst ol tbelr young ""-'---1'hciS'!; wll! stat I un t ilt• mound Jivrs 1'h~ {':tl'f'l'l" of l"ll':h rould hl• Rneine will al!lo mE!t•t Eastt'll'n t>ndcd hy sore arms. fnnlght at R:~einl· 1n thr firs-t {Jf a A host ul other .!ltars haVl' h:ul lhre(', "mne ~l'l"lt·.~ The wi nner of thl'ir trouble~. too, th()utth norw lhl' s~·ril'S will reprl'~l'nt Mei).!s !lef'm tu be u~ t hrca1cnlng a-: County in tltf' Bi~lt kt tour ney at thow of Lors und tonley. Athl'm The- l!st includes sttCh a;; 1'ed KluszeWl;ki, Elston ·HtlWBI'd, Mil'· The box lhclne Pos. AB R H .E key -M11nHe, Wl1Ue J~n,es. :And~ . t'nrry, Pel'\~Tt!c Ree~;e, :41 'Kal1h~. lu"ler, 28 2 I 2 ~ ~andy Amorn~. GJI "Mc·O-()Ui!:al rJ T•ylor, CF-ft J 0 I O < tntl We ~ Westrum, Grahelft, C·P 3 0 0 Gives MaMgel'l Niehtm•,..• Cundln, 38 4 0 I 0 Thn l'.~ n lot of dumut•d tnl(•nt llrch, LF 3 0 0 0 and rt\ thf'o kmd or thln ).( whil'h Salser, RF 2 0 0 0 givt'' yo ur man!l!:t:l' nl~htmares. Wolf•. ss 2 0 0 1 Yuu nt·ver knuw whcthrr a ma'n Adams, 18 0 0 0 ~ w!ll boum·e back because l·ven a Gaul. C I 0 0 tl'ivia l injury ('8.n IL•ad to another, Boath:k, P - 18 3 0 0 0 as in t he calfl! of DIZ2y Ol-an wbcn• Totals 23 I 4 3 a IH'okc-n Inc l':tusf'd nn altt>re"d E delivt•t·y which stralmod and ruinPomeroy Pot. A& R H ed Ins arm . your own H•mtley, 2B 2 • 0 0 J.o('s ahd Conley, bot~ of Wh(}m: . •. , your ·Arrange Sheridan, LF • 3 3 0 at :.w .~hould be at the peak o£ John10n, L.F 0 0 0 0 thcit· {'art•cl'l£, are C(),U~In-'1 o Jot uf lor ~h 'Mitch. 38 3 2 3 0 nature• only, car or Wll1an. CF halt' in 1-il'ooktyn and Mil· c . 0 1 0 gt·ay waukre Conic.}' was los1 in mi~furniture . Lambert, CF 0 0 0 0 Augu.at tir la.~t s-ea.ron after hf' · terms quicltiY Youne, RF 3 0 0 0 ~nupp('d ~utm'lhing In hl s s houldl'r Mow.ry, SS 2 0 0 0 and 11 still i ~ qt,HHrtltmal11e wht> · arranpd. 8Mtle, $$ I 0 0 0 Ott•r It t> will mnkt' lt back . Lot>s i~ Smith, 18 2 0 0 0 so up ~r·t b:'< ,qwellin& tn hiS urm .fu·•t . for 2 2 0 0 llkll'll, c th.ut lw tnlk.s tlisronMiately ~f 1-Trip Service! Hawthorne. C 1 0 0 0 "quittilli ttnd ~oing home fu1· 2 • 0 0 Thel .., P ~Y 6-Po .. enger JtOOd ." II'Own, P I 0 0 0 J-Door Con~rllble, Will iams and ReE'~t'. b01h 37, r ngu lh -- Baseball Sr.ores I · I ROOMS FURNITltRE IS 1 - iiiiiiiiiiiii 1 $ 1 ANNOUNCEMENT '1'"1'''"' OPENING JOES CARRY OUT STORE TODAY'S SPORT PARADE You'll Fly Thot Cor In When You lise Our Ga•ollne, Oil, and tub. We Also ·!lave Expert Wash Jobs Along With Our Fine Servt.e And Our Permnal AttenUon. 10 Times Out 01 10 Best Prices & Selections KandM SOHIO 1 n. Phone 9391 At llardware and Furniture Company ~llddleport ___!.==-=. =· ==' • gPBrN& '(oN•• $25 to• - ualties with a broken flbiH' t' and smashed knu('k)erf'<:f!N'tively. Out Casey St-eTI'j[('l wa.<: i.a.Jkin& to himself whe-n Mic kf'y Monti(' stlffered n reeurrl'nt~ of tht' thhch ln· jury which kot>pt hiJll on tht' ~ldP­ Iln('s thmugh most of the la.~t World St>ries. The Cincinnati R('<1!1, ror all lhf'lr power, trembl<e1\ when th& miJ;!:hty Klulltew~ kl came down with a my sterlou~ hack ailment and 11 rf'~ultant strained hlp musclr " Big Klu" 1>1RW Ll"tl<' sprl·ng ucllon but the clu[) 1!1 h~ful ttlat now he Is out of the wood!. JanH Hit ly Plkh A frl..:hh·nin.: in£'id('nt (lt'C\UTNl when Willie .lone~ of the PhUlle.~ wa~ slruck on thf. he"d bv a' Don Newcombe fa st ball . TheM was frantic conce•·n when Willie bled from the -cars . memory stretching SPECIAL -~ ., hack to many ~Stars who-*l ctu·~rs have been ended by one pi-tel\. Kaline, the American Lenaue 1951 Ford Victoria • ~ ·mint g,..en bottom Wllb Jet Black Top. Plastle SU& (lovers. Radio, ll..ter. A Sharp CAll. . . . • • • • • • • now 595.00 Rand VANZANDT OB10 bftttln.g cham·plon, wasn't able to throw because of a t.mlnfulh' 110ft at·m. It w.u the type of trouble whkh enntrlbuted to Joe D!Mni· gio'l£ retircmont. ..Am"Oros, one of the World SCl'o ies lht'roM, sutrered #'-rtf.W.(, YOU :!·Door •lvi• ra, you be our guest at the Spring Fashion Festival of the Best Buioks Yet? We can promise .you the season's most exciting vista-a fashion display of the Will stunning new Bulcks. all in gay Spring· time colors, including the very newest: Apricot and Bittersweet, And, if such is your desire, you can blossom out in your own new Buickin any Series, in any model-with the Springtime fres~n~ss of any of these bright colqrs. ' · '· But when the l~ldng Is done. there's the driving you cad do-and that"• the For !hat's wheii you feel the solid COIIl• fort of .Jlulck's great new ride. '111at's when you feel that sweet new handUng. That's when you feel the !!liken mJiht of'Buick's loftr, new horsepowers. And that's when you feel the spine· tingling sweep of that new Variable Pitch Dynallow*-where getaway and gts saving hit new highs at only pnrl throttlo -and where you can switcMh~ pitch·lor, , I . PARTY 7110 PM Pomeroy, 0. -m,mbt:r ~~~:~~=~~~~~=~=·:":•:~;=y•;u~m~u:s~l~ha~v;e~on~•;•;n~n~u;·nd;, · - - - - · -- - · ftfr4COft on Ihe $plf;IQl. --- I' • ,1(••• • : ........ ~ _._ .. ............... .... MCDt GW10M .. ........ - OMIY • : st nr Mr. and Mr. and. Mrs. " 1953 WILLYS 1 ton .... l'omeroy, Ohio -, .. 11.11' IY TAnr•IDr Drink lltoylf Crown c.J.. .. lowest of •II iA c:.lor.. .... •ctua l t..t. aQY.\L CR()11l1f' .aT'J'UlltiQ QQ. 8 for 95c '·( 'i uv(·r F'Jrm " Morgorine mom of I ht> rnf'mbt-Nhilt romruii IEt'!, will J)f> rn rhart:f· .,f 1ht· pro gram ~nd will lw· '1-"~ t.~t>J h; ........ , . . .... 4 lb ·S9c OrEN 8 All to 9 PM SEVEN DrlVS BAKERS GROCERY at ul Your Clover Form Store Middleport. Ohio l Fltl GIFIS OF APPRECIATION- FREE! SHOP ••• COMPARE ••• _SAVE! ••• No. 303 cans ·. ' BARTLETT PEARS Kroger 2 303 cans 45c Heinz KETCHUP Zesty 2-14 oz bottles 49c Save At Kroger on Top Value Buys PORK & BEANS Scott County big 52oir 29c Pinto BEANS Plump, Mealy 2 lb. bog 21c Mild and mallow all ,..-,_ dlftse LONGIIORN .. .. .. ...... lb 43< Kroger t,.MI betllf' ,. toasts. HUll'. WIIITE BllEAD . , ... . .... 2 loaves 29e KROGER Kreft Chive, Pimento. Ollv• pm~lpple.. CIIEESE CUPS ...... : . 2·5 Krater CMcotste Chip - •lwayl fn.lh , Tolftl llko Freth Roottfll PoaniiA 1 IW cups 63e COOKIES ... 1............ lb. pkg. 39< l.lght -.nd luscious freshly balced uke. CH£RI!Y DELITE ....... , . , Each 39e Kirtpan's q~.tllty. ;o~on'• froun Chicll.rt, ae.t or Turkey. PIES · · 4 pk~s 95c BUTI.R Rich and Creamy. I\ favorite lor sand- Mltht gOOd end rn.tty .. wiches and uaeks. K-P MEAT ............ , . 12 oz <an 29< 2 lb jor ' "ttll'R'ltm C Wien~n Kingan l.elieble .. 1b 4Jc: Ill. •• Sltrimp Fro11en, , , _ Lloyd en Mona.,.. MJ::. arut Mrs. John Fry attenDed ;a f\lbeNJ .Monday in Hufatinjlon, W. Va. Mr .and MN!. Guy Stewart DJ.amond, W Va. vLdted Mrs. Illan· Mrs. Otha l.elvlng.antjj~;;f~~ CRpehart ·durlq: Mr. and Mrs. E. L... ,,.,... _...... sons Visiled Mr. •nd Mrs. E. L Sr. o! AshlanB .JCiy. land llr. the! Tooderay Beef is te-nder 10 ·time'S out of 10 .. and it's made tender without ageing. Kroger-Cut Tenderay Beef. RIB ROAST ...... . BREASTS ........... Ill. 89e WINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . 1b. J5e LEGS . . . ....... , . . lb. 69c BACKS ........... llbs. 25c lb. 55c Kroger-Cut Tenderay Beef. ENGLISH ROAST .. lb. 45c S11gar cured, hickory smoked SLICED BACON .... 3 lbs. $1.00 Every ountP- guar.aJtteed fresh. U's tender, ll'lln. Ruy GROUND BEEF ..... · ·· · !>e\'eral pounds IDd save. ed.·Mr, :!nd Mrs. Dick son or Hunlingtun visited reiat~"' here over the weekend. NEWCOMJR.!"l''WJt, OHio-.. 1 am ~lo~:%~'111 · a:::k~?£Rib:~.! writet ·Mft. P. ~!Uri\, m ~":" 'H•ller ' ~'"'.t B.e:i.~d .. =-~~~,.... :[.~-:!~ lb. 49c Seled Your Favorite Chkkea Pleeea Mr.~. Z. T. Maynard over the ed. Carol Roach a student nurse vi. sited relali\'es here over tbe D•~·me~. 0. "~ lost S5 !"·~- mut:b bfttier. All ti'O' -" r• Milk Tall Cons .... . . Value . IAJIIS SLIIIDIR fiiURI : \tJ "Clover Farm"' LOSES 15 liS . j • I . tbe\1' da,_hter bupg College in tn III ~ (\Jr•·L t"r 14111 1... 111'1.1 Joanne Embleton of "'';;,~~.~:I <>lsited her mother, Mrs. inc Embleton over the weekend. '' I PERSONALS of Narrow11, Va. visited ,presented ".Qitllem, '.Wbil:h out. \lnes the plan of &ec:!umulating the 'tlerchandise for the Hoi iday Baz· 11r. Then most of the work will '-,e tinl'lhed, and will be a much easier pt'Ojett. The poem ts aa toUows : For March a shower of Novel· IVENINGS TILL q.O~~tllOt.t das~es. 'fbe chairman .tlso each ~,[ EGG HUNT Approximately Forty children at. lt>nd.ed the f'gg hunt held on the rrie Johnston over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shawer of !Sal· l'ry. em, W. Va. vislted Mr. and Mrs. Atttc Tl'easurea, RUmmage, Mrs. Ivan Sbawer, over the ;;::~~~!lin! Wyatt Cha(\well and Mrs. karl tlilMr. anil Mrs. Lawre~ee -MAR KIT W. Main St. f'\''t>nin)( \1> fll4>tnb.er.., of tht' J:m!Jit·m t'edf'ra twn ro mm ll!t-t·- !Itt· pll'>otlklll ant! SPEND LESS HERE Jowl Bacon . .. , ........ 8 lb $1.00 Picnic Ham' lb 29c Sliced Bacon . 41b. 98c Bacon in piece . lb 25c DEATH REPORTED W11ltPr H.ayth. Jack:ou n, Tut'"~dlJ\' 1~ "' Tht· wurd rt-r,•Jv•·d b)" Mr I :iod ~tr.~ Stdnt">" T Ru swll who-...• j daue:ht•·r, ~1r.~ ·H.ohf'rt Hayth i-.. " daughll't'IJt · la\1.' (,f th o· rii'f'1·tHN1 Club w111 ht> ht-hl Tu,.-.day at lhe I dud I /1 ,f \lolllt 1• lu:.on H11f , Lutheran church Lawn on Saturday, Morth Jl. The cgg.g were prePar:ed by the teaehers or tht· ymmg Clyde Rice: Retresbmenl!!, Mrs. , Paul Henderson, Mrs, Milton Step' hans; Candy, Mrs. Pat Cu~;:ey, MM.' Cbarles Lester, Mrs Edwin· ·Roll•h .and Mrs. Paul Powell; Apron .:"Bar, Mrs. Floyd Carmack, MM. ·PbU 'tlatey and Mrs. Hark' Wards; Nsedlework Mrs, E. L. Stein, Mrs. :£em Horrman and Mrs. George MeCarty; Bakery, CADned Goods , Mrs. John Morgan, 'Mn. lames Hampton Mrs. Bill Howard, and Mrs . Jack SIMONS •New Ad~ Variable Piech Du1ki/Ww ls tho? Qll~ Duncflow Buick builds 'oda11. It U storulard on 11.1Hldrtl41ttr, Super .rmd Century-optional ot modelt \ sheerest thrill of all. . .. , ·N§:HavM - - -. es. DP!~J Wdt ~;,om11 ~~= I h•• ·Pie 10 inch a safety-surge of full-p(iwer acceleration that's pure thrill. So-come be our guest-at our Spring Fashion Festival - and at the wheel of the most spirited Buick yet, l' .. lrll'''' ,,.rum • h.,,r 1•1 tlw i<"Jsb •POnd,'Mrs . Jess'i\Wl and Mr~. ·Buberto~ Ohio w~ PtZZA join us In welciimlng Spring? ankle sprain anrJ Wa<~ We.strum or thto GlanU was out a week with a jammed ankle . Both of them were exceptionally lucky to et~Ct~pe fradurta, md players like Monte you It's a 1onr way baek from a Sl.llll!fl ~·!>atRnger tMdal42 Mod• l~ an lrvlD and Bobby Thomson will tell •Door btole Wo110fl,o home . Mr. and Mr~. William R. Mur•ay, Worthington, Ky. wl're recent gu<'Ht~ of hi.~ mother, Mr.~. James MlllTaY, and her Easter guests Included Mr. ond Mrs. Wllliam Dow and daughter.o;, Catl}it' and Susan, Mr. anrl Mr ~. Handolph Ward and daughter, Mm·y Lou, Ravenswood. Mr and Mrs. Paul Saunders and daughters, Patty Jean and Polly, anct Mrs. Ernest Carpenter. Gallipolis, visited Mr. and Mrs. Vf'rne l Jnvis Sunday eve ning. May will bhrssorh ·h•<nd_et>'~!·•ls Pink, green, yellow ·Ur While Hankies gaily tmbrotdered or Iact> td-ged, all a very .pretty sight. June make an Apron, one for Fat tolks, one for w~. a semibte onP for th~ kltctwn, .a .dainty hne for tea . July plea.<!f' bring a TowE'I ; plain or embroidered, just as one wishes rotton, turkish or linen , towells for baths or towtls for dishes Whi· te elephants are wanlt>d for AugUBt we know everyone is able to bring something to look nice on a little stant.l or table· . St-plt>mber i& ttre time to can, J£'1· liru;, pickles relishes so bring some along that is what our wish k October m:ly seem t1 llttlt' early ltttt Christmas time soon will arrive, candles, Wr£'athes, stockini!S, Corsages, on any other decorations you mf,ly ~ontrive . Nov·emher just a reminder to make bakt'd goods anti candy for Novemher :roth and Deeember ls.t tr we aU do this It wlll bt> dandy. 89clb FROZEN 4-Pana1'1041f l~:tllln - f•n ~ IOil Fu :fl l'reslo)1erian (.'hureh when Tht> ltuHan tl HiM:h .'\d!iH.t f:/1'1' the Jl i"O~ram wil l ·be ~iven hono r· Club Env rnhlf' . diff','it·1l '" .\lr~ "l'hf' April m~•·ting M ~he Busi ing 1ht m·w rnNubf'r~ l-:tht>l Ct.a ~man wt! l r•r hf"fit ~P'· ­ nf'!IS and ·P.rnfE'~mn:~l WO!Tl{'T! 's ~fN . lloTart> Md:thion,·r. etal mu~te for th,· mt-t'"111l)( Did for Milford Mowrey who en · . . aeeepted a position at the Celan· ~ohn ~yer ~ho .Is e':"ployed tit r e~e Plant, nea[" Gallipolis, Ohio. cmnatl, 0. VISited hts mother, ~rs. ME&:TING H. L. Dyer and othe~s relt1t1ves here over the weekend. Mrs. William Chisler is ill at The Library Committee of the her home. ' Women's dub met rEirenUy and Miss Gold~e Hart visited Mr . made final plans. The (lpenlng date ha.o;; been set for Saturday , April and Mrs. Lew s. Hart or Barbours28. Lieht refresbmenhi mill be ser- ville, W. Va. over he w~kend W. W. John)llon of Madison, Ind. ved persons attending by the Girl visited her sori and family. ·Bob ScOuts. IAZAM Johnston over the Jo~a.ster weekend. The Women's CIJJb Is of£ to a Mr. and Mrs. John Morll'an and good slart on plans ror their ann- children, visited relatives in Leon, ual Bazaar, whi.eh will be held two W. Va over Sunday. .days tbil yeBt, an Nove.nlbtr 30 and I Mr .and Mrs. Ray Ftanklin ntcember 'lat. ed relatives in ·Welch~ W. Va. Chairman, Mrs. Paul Scal1y has er -the wt.>ekenq . already named the tommi.ttees so Wally Stewart and Lois Evans -tile pilups can ·bQiin Wfdk. The of Morgantown, W. Va . visited · committees are: · Publlcity Mrs. parents, Mr. and lfrs. J. L. Stewart Bob Jgjm;;lon; Sigi)S and Price Tags during the Easter weekend. idN. fohn Ridl(ewiJ)'; Staging com· Ber,nard Leiving aMI ~im mlttee, Mrs. E. L. LStein, Mrs.. .p.aut man both students at W. V ScallY and 'Mrs. B6b ·Curey,; Cand· spent tbe Easter Weekend with les. and Xmas ~ratbms, Mra. thetr families . Mr. and Mrs . .Joe Cubbage 'Bob McGlothlin, Mfs.:Doutld Roush LARD $.50 ~4 ~~~o.u · Emalrn;· (if•UJJ::I' trev.urn . ~ltddPttly Wtnnon'.s ·C lub To Jleel . . . Tu.eadtly At ChUI't:ll 'V'"•rt'JJrt'J l_l •·> J:,. .. ,.r H,,hnr, r~,;tor (){ f)W f.ttlt ·rprt~f' f:( H eh 11 n h WI)] t.ol' the P1"''t i Pf'l1k .. r llnd til•· 1 · hmr~ (Jf lhf' ~·(,fl•sl Jlu n R<l~l,,l 1"hur 1·h ,J ~l'l'rel.llf) da.t I at•i•O!c\ ong Nov61ities for the 1 Fi&h Pond se ll any rit'e, any cGior, any · For April the task Is easy lmng pot hdlders, br:ight aqd let tht'm be fancy or make plain just pot - halr.lt>rs rnntle way. ,,rltJ:!flHil fl.rchllrdM , vtt·.- prf't.td•·nt ''r~ :W '!lt.P'S PASTISTuaphlml tranaport,. the Convli.tr R:rt ~i1ewtnd, Is shown comlng In tot a landlnc Dt 'At&.meda N&waJ Air Statton, ·calif., to .):itgin Ita "t'lrat tobr of duty, The tm:bu-prup plane he .~ eoun· ll.'r-rutatlll& ptupellfl'l. Flyfn[l formation behind 1t Is Mars i'Jyin&: Boat. (lnternatw~~al .Souudpllulu) .ol .l o,htt-••fl tt .. 1 0 •t "' \)r•'Jii!f'} <.uthn~ '" dl"' ·l~ ll·r IJH ... r•r •d It"·,·], , o1 111tlotd• I iHtdnn I iut hrttJoN·, ull-n! , .1.. t~ •. l~l<fJiht ll~umga rdn.:-r arr·ived houw Wt>tlne~da,y for week'.~ fur·lough: rr· A I• ' 1 M"llrdnrl"r. COFFEE 50 LB CAN. I h11reh ~ -'fi l l"\ fl\·.,11 .\l r~ 1 >1111~. puldJC"I1y rhll1tmlin .\ larr ~'ra n("f' ~ l.laun..~;onl!1"·r 1, 'otilnUfl for ttw Junwr f' /J(ltr 1 .~ll'm~n not namf-ti iil,o.,.,. ~r1· , Thutn~t~ Garnlo; , ('Jart>rtl"t' l flll lln~­ heurt . Jan1<"c- H•c·hard~ . <.;.,.,..~n and ll ~l ton SinKf'r. M.. nn ,n·: 0111d Alm" Mr. and Mrs. David McConnaughey haVe returned to Springfirld ·alter visitit~~ Mr. and ·MI"S ltobert. Story and family Mason, Mr . and Mrs . Leo Story, Xing&iton ond Ai1r. and Mrs. RoKer l.'lorgan and l'hild ren, Kt.>llh and Klllhlt>, Mhldl~ort . I;'vt. :f'aul Johmron, whn i.~ in tht" · Army Bantl at Fort Crowder, .M o. hi~ .\tnt t~h ~~~1' 11 ~1 To Be Sponsored rh . C..alhpoltt w11l participate. By Baptist Choir I Jtwoo• '"hntr Wil li \! 1" ·\rno.ld R10 h.or•[ , ~~~ tht-11 -lif-•'1 1 , .... r 11111t \It , " j ilfiWII'i, lath•es. - MILK 8cans98c. !l'ltl~L lttrt• Ill lht>ir rl• w loc:lliun tiU.o; Wt'ek Employe('s of Ihe Philip Spoon . Mr and. Mrs . Ch_arlf's Ltst('l' \'tS· Results Depnrtrn•!nt held a "srung •ted relaltves m Spencer and Ev. sway dinner party" at the Katy. j an~ W. Va. over the Easter week- CAN ~~Mtl ·~·fMM #t-J'~ [lay1on and art• 11111\'tn.: thf'ir furm OCJety 69c1b - ·"" Wru. Mr. and Mrs . Ft'ank HeavlHn ar(' moving tbi s week frum the Weber property on lligh Street where they lived ror more than six yra!';; Mr. HO;!flvilin is wr,r king at Lintlon, N. J . a1id hts W'tfc will .st ay tn l~rrisbur!{ until they decrde upon their definite loeation . Mr. ~~;nd Mr~ Bernard Srhmm m, -· -- - -- -- _ "l!'lr \I t h;o~ L'~t !lon. lht r.t'v f.t'!ftf'r C'O\'l'rt. in at Mr. and Mr.; Ron:tl~ Jlovatt('r and n!\W son, St<·phen, Columbus were Easter guests of their par· ents, Mr . and Mrs . .fohn Frye and Mr. and Mrs. Clydt• 1\ovalt(>l', and Mrs. Hova1ter and th E' hul)y remained for a wee-k's visit. COFFEE PJwR• 0 0 0 have r e:tdtcd the lll'ittle agf' in Tot»lt 271370 which any tnjury rould be the- de· ctdtni on~ Wililllm~ suffoffd n 101 flO o- 1-4-3 groin Injury whkh httmpereJ his bel.,. 345 010 :.c-11·7·0 traJning for two wettks aftl"r two Pomeroy prl'viom; lat~art soeasom in which he Wl\8 hnndiC'liP1Je'1 by u QL\'MI"IC IWIKE'l'BALL TRIALS brok<'n collar bone und bl"'rrs, Ree!l(ll, an omum&lY durablll &Y UNITID PRUI ltttle- man, .~ufrered a ba('k injury PhlllipR OlletA 79 CoUtel' All· In n co\Hiion and now Is nur.~ in!tl 11 sure ann StaN 13 Yankees Elston Howard and Seattl~ Btlt'hlln BaerR tt2 Armed Andy Carey weren't ,wv('rt' C'M· Fon·es 79 . Washington Cuurt hotrst•, is 11 ~ ur . gical paltl·nt :~1 th~· l"irl'levillf! ho.~pital where slw Wa!-l vi ..,i.ted Saturday hY Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. D11vld Darst Jr. who also vlsihod in Columbus ~ore re-turning home. ~obert Yate~ _Jackson, ~>pent 'W-ednesttay With hts wife an<l two daught\>r at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young Sr., Rn11and Road. Mrs. Yates, who ha~ been a liUl'· gie&l patjent at llob.er hospilal, was brought to the Young home to recuperate Sunday and plans to retw·n to hf>r honre in Jaek~on At Mt. Moriah Baptist Mr and Mrs Arthur fovm wit1 m:~kf' their homr with their younK· Mr. and Mr'\. Alva Mourning, Latnyet~. Ind . vi~itf'd here wilh M~. Dale Mournmw and son, Jaml'll for a short time when they were Ira Taylor, KanaLJp, aon o£ Mr. and Mr ~. CJydP Taylor, !-luhlleport is a !lurgol,cal petitmt at the llullt· inglun Veterans' hospital alter N'· <"eiving a st"rious injury to his l'Y<' aecidentally Easter Sunday. called to thJ's area by thE' death of his u».cle, Early F..ads, Pl. Pleasent. Tuesda~· Mn . Mourning ami son wel't' hi ltt. ;pleasant to atte-nd the funeral lif ·Mr. :taifa, Who was 1Krs. 'Mourning's ·brOfher-in,law Ser.viees ·wePt> a lhe Heights United Brethren ohttrch with burinl Jn he Suncresl eemetery. Joe W.oUe is tt'pOrted as improving slowly rrom pneumonia at the Meigs GenPr.d h.o~ital where hr was taken .laf:t week Jw the Emer· genry ·Squaa When he became m ' Sandra Rre-wincton is ill wlth measlt';; at ht>r home nn Pearl St. Wesley Fry~ and hi ~ mother-in. law, Mrs. Ada Lumh£"rt, have been ill with S('V&re nHack of rtu Mrs. Jeff 11oltr:r (Hetty Nuckles), SIMONS Fit-your- .o C. II Chttr<"h \1-a t> ft'lurned lu !ns hunte Wednf'llday in the Raw . Jlng .~.Coaill ambultin('e from Holzer Ho~ pital whf>re he ha~ been " medical patient . .Mr~ . Mar)' Wtliun and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllla•n Hovatter , Akron. spent lhe Wi!ekenil with Mr and Mrs. WUlian-t Htwettu •and. son Pearl Street , ·.and other lot'al rl' ' Organiz~d home- BLISS on your sig- Plther, P Hysell . Fred DeW-c os has hf'en Ill t hLS week et h(s home . Mr. and Mr ~ . Robed Bonecutlt•r (Donna MaeDonald) and son, John have returned to I heir home in Barberton after l'Om)ng to Middleport for the funenl of her first cousin, Edwart.l Neutzling Mr. and Mrs. J. ~1. Myglltt. who were pre-Easter gu{'~ of hi s mother, Mrs. J . M. Ar<"ht•r. hove 1't'· turned to their homt- in GreenviUe Ohio. Mrs. Maudt' 'Kohl , wh11 has been Ul at her home on 1\hll StrePt i~ reporll'd itnpmvint:: ' . Mrs. E W. Df'Wt>PS. ChrshiN', <"P\('bl·att•(l het• hlrthdH} when Mr. ond Mrll Rob('l'l Goodall ami daug hter:s, RebN'<'tl and Janit•t> werf' Ea~ter gue s t~ or Mr· and M~s De- were EaMlf!T 1ue•U of dauljhter , Mrt1 . .ru:m Lyom, and family . lnt Wt'ek Mr~ Sle'1VIilrl Burdette , Pornt P!raunt , aunt of Mr . Lyon~. wa11 a ~ul'st at tht Lyon11 .. lttt. Morl•h ~ t'hdr!!h, Mlclrti~~WJtt, MI. Zlon of .Jiutlnd, P'ltlt Baptbl ol Glou.rter, Plrtt Bapu.i fttond ville, P.wtt (.'rt!@k &.,ptiat., r : llpoll•. and TrltditoM 8tpJ11 tbU( Mus·ical Program Jufl<ior Choir Is th~r ... $1000 budget Z.n~villf'. W(•e.o:. r fASiflft SlA?LANE tiANsP'OiT IEGINS ARST DUTY Mr.a, Guy Rl!'ynolrlfl. who wa~ hurt whUe teaching the afternoon sr-.'1slon or tilt> Mlddl£"port Kinrlt>rg 11 r. ten, entf'tcd Mt.>igs r.eneral hospItal fOI' 3 \w('n\y rour hour obtle-r · V&t1<ln ror l'Un('US~[on W~tlnf'~day Ho ~1f'sst"~ Ol!lllt('d frow thl' list J!iVen in th(' <tf'f'Ount of th(' B 11 Sanborn Mllis10n1u·y Soclt>ty ttlf'{'\lng at the 8atlti..~t Chttr<"h Mondar Y/('rf' M1·s. G C Wt•rtwr , MJ"s 8. F . Pat·m3l f'r :md Ml'fl ll omf'r Snturdny . McMaster SERVICE Middle11ort, Ohio MIDDLEPOftT SOORTY - 0Bo --. YELLOW CORN Fresh ... il eon 2Slc CUCUMBERS Top quality . Each 1Oc APPLJS Red Delicious ... 2 lbs. 29c TOIYIAt~S Vine-Ripe . . . . . lb. 3Slc NIW' IOTATOES 4 lbs. 39c ROSE BUSHES Stl'll plenty of time to plant for summrr blooming Ciao• from a romplete selettlon of 2 year cild flelft grown bushes lndudht2 Climbers, Potenlll and Hard'y Tea ltoses. 19c and up 31bs 1.00 �________Pa~g~e~S~i_x_____________________·------------~--T_h~e~D_a_i~ly~Se~n~~~in~e~I,~P~o~m_e_ro~y~-M __id_d_le~po __rt~·~Oh __io~------------------·-------T~h~u=r~sd=o~~pril 5,1956 WANT ADS !9) for Sc.ie ----- .:lultlted Adl tJ«J•dll trJ U1 A. M wiU be publlsbea lt.. t <>&rut 3 good used 600xlti 4-pl} $2000 No Sunday sal<'~ J,H ~wam, Racme Oh10 4 -5-.-llL l.LIMJH..:R 2>8s , 18 f·•t Inn~ ~ ~· .. l'upb.r 2XO ~ 18 fu·l .!x~ ~ 8 f eel Clran ;md govd matenal Call 6813:\1 4-5-3t l --- --- rl!:\..-e& vt:ri.. ..., u H.atcJ. Z c:ent.a P'"T wurl1 oot i.D " • ..._·~l!l"t '.on .-.·tou:n:nn c h 11' 6" ·"" 4 cent& per word for thre• eoo ·-·•••• 1.. - , 0. , -~~u lipee~al~..oe month tor 26 cenU ._. ~ woru. run nte or 1 cents pe~ - -I lire~ fvr I --- 1 I • O.y Ted W. _ I - - ·- LETART1 W• VA I y OU f IEl ect•IOn Laws Mr and Mrs. Fred Roush were 'Mn E A. S<baekel, u Ill ol blJ w,elr.eod vlJltor.a at tbt home home. of Mr. tid Mn . Ivan Sllawver were L1ndDcr1b Dnve, Maplewood , James Barton who is Mr. 1nd Mn. Carl Shawver. Mr. 17, 1\hS.!ioun, Elsie Zepp, who Lona Golrl, Darwin, has be('n l al Dayton. Ohio spent th.e weekend and Mrs Fred Wyaal, and Mrs. J . o: d('S .ilt ~831 ~lemen.s, ~t Louu, ;Hlllenl at thr Ma.'>On Cllme. :shr- I ~ with his parents M:r and Mre c. T H Wygl'l aU of Salem. Vireinia. M1~~oun, Mrs. Zepp, who r& a former r~~•rleut u f MaiSon . Fre-d , , l:larun .-.Jd t".-. at 5831 (lemen.s, 8 l LouiS, d \1 d tb k.n he Cah111 Bum:;11 dner and Dill E na Burris and her molt\er 40 ·dn'tsees, J:...soun, le~:alees, e unadnunatraton own lf'i, Cholll" ·stud";ls at Ma,•hall ,,_ Mcs My~'" Ro"•h ho"e ••tu,ned .. ...... n .h .. • d =•gns 01 H~nry •--etl d..._ turned 'to their classes on Monday home after bavtng spent several ::: ~ AKER F:JRNITUBI!i ~ ~n . ~ ' .,... 1 - Fl ~·~·t>a.st>d, w1H t.ake a.otJee that 011 after havm&, spent the holidays mont Is ID onu.. . ~ FOB ~ 11~ • • Bl:lWft S :r~ la"" of Stale of Oil o '' I USED fo~URto.' ITURE UARL:Alt\S fhl' IJallo l g vLn :.ou a t lhtt I U!oed Refngerator ' 549 up VOJc· I p oll· b.1 the Jud~:t• m tharge of word will rum llc.an{"(" $9.~5 BAKF.R bal loh -h uuld h~H' slub .A .. :.t1ll 1 1 I ~Hl bah~ '~ 1- I ~ntwd I - -- ~ 1 1 or ent With their parents M' ond , 1,, Jomes h-,hl, 5 , " spent the weekend withv.:-Mr and Mrs. Walter Jones, Wheeling, Mr . Diehl 1.S on a three week vacation from hls dutJes wilh the B&O Rail· road Eddie Schaekel, son of Dr and Mr. and Mrs. Jot:ieph Lish of Zane.sv11le were Sund!ly gue:sts of Mr and Mrs Charles Yeager I ;-=~~-=-=--=--==-~-=-=========-=-=-====-~-=-::~~===~ I IESLITE :! E I ROOMS OF., New Furniture ~ !!i BLETNER BLOCK I 1 "' "" -=z (-"WHCNTH4T .L.I6HTCOMES 0V, !HOPE.. I BAKER -;;: FURNITURE DON'T 8Afiu(.~:J NOTHING IN niERE THAT ° APPEALS TOME!!· LE.rs EA.T OUT.'! ~ < < ll'.,,.-,.-,.-,.-,.-,.-,.-,.-,....,....,..,..,....,..,..,..,..,..,....,....-,..,,....,..-,.-,.-,:______________ Both I L\l·U~.1E--:l~AX H ·~-~: nurt~IJI I 1 Weekly Lake And :Tornadoes ..r'se .•• You'll Find the Finest AaP! I Stream Reports GASOLINE ALLEY Minersville Pair I Martinez Scores Held On·Charges I_,opsl"ded V"ICtory I • (n Ten I Of Entering Home 0ver Dtaz I -- --- - ·-1-,: 21 - r..eo r.stata · a.A.RoEN Head LeHuce Tomatoes· I 1 ° I ~.1s JACOBSEN Green Beans AND TORO SIMPLICITY & BOLENS Celery Hearts 2Sc 29C 19t 29.c for t11be for. each . 2 lbs. 25c Sturdy Brooms each 89c each 35c Liquid Wax .. .. qt. 49c Pineapples MEIGS Equipment Co 2 cu,umbers 2 Cauliflower ()r ~20)- Bu;~e~s Services •' s I MASON NEWS pkg of 2-19c Fig Bars or By CHESTER GOULI Bv ERNUl BUIIHMILJJII NANCY I'LL BE WITH YOU IN A i=EW MINUTES, NANCY QUICK, YOU CAN WATCH THE TV WHILE DOCTOR··TURN ON YOU'RE WAif lNG- THIS )(-RAY ' MACHINe I WANT TO SE THR.CljGH THAT MASK lBBIE AND SLATS > SaJe •• • un .•_LOtH lnsurance_ __ I , or English Roast ......,.. lb. 49c Sirloin Steak .. -... . lb. 79c :=====:.=======~ Cube Steaks .. _..... lb..69c Beef Stew . .. _.... lb. 49c METROPOLITAN VALLEY JUNK CO. EKo MILK COOLEH IF llh nt'W lflNMAN MILKEH. 2 un11a 12 foot Jo'lat·bottom HOAT 19M h'venr~ilc OliTBOARD MU· TOR, remote controb<. ••lr<"ln(' or JliDI1UaJ f'luyd Sluul, 4~3 Long lJutlom. Oh1 o. atp I'OR SALE - Work I l(ltM' l .:!IHJ lh:; 14"11 YBIIIJ'8 old. $13000 JuquJre Clal"f'Dt'tf M1'.1nl.iay, rnmr roy, H.t. No 2 4 ,'\. tile o . 1 c Pias. 'Aho 300 r; llfW I' 4 ., ii:OIIvaoUed pipe. P. !1i t:vwdery, 4MP..Jtp Lolli !lOitOID ... ~ w You have something To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Dally Sentinel Diaploy Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. - They Get Reaulh - .... _. __ - One V1tal Port Tires A Superior Service AT or 1~ Competent Embalming Buy Holsum Trcvy-Finsterwold Funeral Home P'hone 2U Wholesale Prices 990 On Your Dial In Gallipolis. .,BBANNZI PEANUTS POWELLS SUNOCO S1'A'I'ION Mldtllepori, O~lo ...-C SPECIAL 2-12 01 llkgs ~~ : LARGI Only Angel Food Riot .. ,,' ~·. t 39c ---·-- -· .-~ .... . __,.... __ ............ .. -... ~ ~. ------- ~-- ----.. ... _. . . ........... - -----------'·-~--~ ----4.... . . . . . .... ...... -·'.. ____ ........ .. ~ . ......... ,_... UATION• Heinz Ketehup 47e Cheese DaisyorColby 43e. Birds-Eye e 3Sc FRESIHROZEN I SUNSET pound Real Estate Broker BUY w J E .H I SUNRISE TO ea On Full Cuts I '"I' OUR Special Sale RODNEY DOWNING I '*" 24oz pkg35c Here It Is Again Steam Kettle Still Is Best Humidifier Opertllna: revn-uft of the Ohto YicYnda, a.nd tbe c-ompany re-tam"d ly HUMAN N.. tuNDHEN, M.D. Power Ceo rOIP 13 .7 ptor cent dut- $741,490 to bplp ro-.>tr tiM' <'v~t of NEW den lopmt:nU art not al- lncreaJC"d. lftntuall:r tbt bfftttJ.. Jna 191\5. accordlne to t4e' annual furth<Pr expan.u on and tmpr{t\'e .. 3,.. the bl!'st. lnl paualfl mu be bJ.oettd b1 r'f!port lo shareowner& rnent t.'ode• n col d -ai r mechanical dr1 eru.ltl tonntnc om SA• mem· The rompapy'~ ll'OU operatJ.ne Electric powtr sales thow~d a hun cw rra. tCJr examvle are tal ~ branu eltct.rlc revenues durlna ltM tot. major JllCJ'eaae • from 6,429 ,000, uab :~ &d j un cti tu ~e:t<tln tne rapy Or. Abraham I'Tie4rn.a.D, a phf· alled t&f,M3,000 - compared with 000 k.Uowattbourt an 196-1 tu 8 ~u~ !or treatmg n· r,.ratory d.L$- slctao rrom Hatta., Lane!, 11:1• $83.&12,000 rt'l'eJ ved dunne JIJW 1~ ooo.ooo m 1865 ord ~rs In ch\ICren n:r.ry physl· pla1na the proc.s.11 l'ei'J' well lD & R.evtnue~ ilallt year tnduded W,. Thl• lot"N!'.IIIe occurrec.l m 11IJ claw pretu the old H,;;-.m kettle tect'nt American t.ledita.l Assoc:J891,000 from lnduttrlal ru11tomen, cateaorle.t of ObJo Power '~> ('uBt- or othtr dev!Lu U3lrti' tne same atlon publication . .)1&!.,000 from resldential cust - omen in 54 ot the statto's 88 c(n.Jh- prlnclple ... To pre•ent thi.l llillatr11et1on, he omert, $13,053 000 from com mer- ties. Major intreaae was h}' th~ The I purpo se or ' ,tJ, rul d a'b: po!Dt• oul, the alr you breat.be ln cia! customers. and *17.MS.OOO I 1arte litht and power wstomt-n humldlfleu and ~t.-am ll: elllt'J, mus:t bl! u mol.8t u t.be alt JOU from all other .sourcE's and by residential cuslomen 91- hen used for re 1lr .. ~1'i( ~Jrt 1 d t~- breathe ou~ Thw, tc-mperatW"e Ohlo Power'• annual rep()"rl •1 Ob10 Power"& averaje annual orden, lJ W Increa se the- amo unt I and humldlty o( lnh•led &1r 10 showed IY~rage cost of a kll electrarity waee Pt'l" rtJidentJal ~~ mol!ture In th e alr .should be about equal t.o tha~ ot owatthour ot electricity dropped l customer latt YPir was 3,147 kllow- BrecrthiDQ Pau.oQIIII t.he exhaled IU.r. aJiin ln 19M AI the e-nd or laat althourt . Ten year• ago, annual Mollt air hf'lpa prever1t block- Specifk: Tam.peroturcr year, reaident'l.al customers paid , UJ.aie was 1,232 per resadentaa l l lng ot breath ing pasta i(ts whl~.b Ttlere 1i a llmlt to the amount sn average 2.43 r-enls AI the end custome-t· occurs In many cas<"a or resp tra te tr wlll hold a• a .....,.tU~c 1 or 1954, averaee cost was 2 49 cent.J 1 Tht <'Ompany ~nvestf'd $34.~1 I tory Inflammation 1 wa r a "' "'r-The air you bre-athr or cour~ temperature. To lnereau the Operating expen11es t()tall~ 173.- 000 1n 19M for new !acUities tnd &15,000 lut year, an tnC're~ of lmpr()vements to ~x.iltiDg fac\Ji- 1 enters your respiratory tract at "Aater eont-ent, the temperature $8,312,000 over the prc-vtOUII y~ar ' ties 1'hiB brought to $2$4.000,000 1 room temperature and ~umldlty mu.~t be ral!ed Whlie mechankal humldltlerw when the fia:ur~ was ~,.203 000. lht> tolal <'O nstruetion investment 1 It absorbs mol.sture fr om the The company's expenses last rn.tde by OhiO Power slhce the ' membraneJ which llne the pas may raise tbe water eonteot, tbe u.ge1 on lts way to your lungs lower temperature alr cannot year ineluded $17,876.00 for fuel; eiolt' or World War II ThP company's tot.aJ investment When It I.A exhaled lt l.s Jatutl.led hold as mueb water u air of $l?',!r11,000 for wugrs, salariell anrl w1tb wa~r and h~ attained ooey higher temperature. A 1tea1:1 t»enl'fltll, $9.820,000efor rnat~riaiJJ, in rac1h11e1 at tbe end of 196,. was l.emperature. k:tt.tle, however, lncreaae1 both .uppltE>M and I'IPrvit•f'•. $10,373,000 S4ll.37l .OOO, cotl!pared fiith $382 , lemper !:~<U"e and tot.al waUr coofor d!!!prffiiVU!n and 16,212,000 404,000 the ptev\(lltl )'Hr. tenC far inte-Nst on hm-rowM money During 1966, lht> <'omptnj· added and hthE'r dt-duf'liOOII 21.88A etUtM!:lft'l fl) 118 thtes. brifli· Out of every dollar received in ing to 430.076 the numbl-r o( <'Uit. nvenues lat;l ytar, Ohto Power omert served at the t>nd of the paid out 23 cents 1n tederal, tl.atP ~ar in tt.e IO.,Mr per1od. from fl ont1nued from Paa"e One-) and local tues. or 11 tolal of $21.- lhP l"nd of 1945 to the end of 19M COLUMBUS. 0 tl-' Th,. rP. u ·<ltd lh•· ' rtuatwn would 836..000 Du.nnJ the )+lr, at.rick- tli1o l'ower W Wded t-28.2611 cuJt. firs:t weekly lake and ~lrl'am rc prob;.bl:r bf>romP mon serious as lt&ld•~ received $111,102,000 In dL ornPI"II 1o ih tines. pqrb for 1956 by lhe Ohio \'.lid i th~_ ~now rontJnup, Ill melt - -hfe Division were ~omewhat diiC 1 ~ ltHHh <~ ' ... n p lagtlf'd parts of courag1ng today from !he fl~her 1 W~,eon,ln Jnd l nt.ha11a. men's standpoml I fhf· l11J{ ltfll'd 111 New York Thf' heavy ram!> '" th,. ~lale tht- · hortl; llt'furt' Imdm~hl, hoWh''t'T I P<l't rt•Vt da~s prndllir' d PXtrPmtoi,Y I ~ n(! !he '>l'lnd.~ dLed Forecasters rmh or mu.;., ct.mdllwJH 111 mo~l sa:-d !he Ea~l ....,.t10 uld haw- dear, of lht' princ1~al ~tr•·am ~ ancl lhPII' sunn_,. Wt-J!h. r tntla\ lrlhUI&rlel lhl' 1 \'d~1tcr~· flll;; l trJlJ In lenns I Thf dtYI!hOn sa1d thf· h··<;t f 1 ~h u! ln r~ and m il l1on~ of dollars A 23 year old man ;md a 15 .MIA~U BEA~JI, ~Ia. UP. . inJf 1hn v.t>ekend Will tw Jn \Oml' orotJ.tih''> "' :I ri'JI h., knDwn for y('ar old boy, bolh rrom Mm{"lll· Vmce Mart-inez lopstded tele\'ISion r lh ~ '· "I "et>k<~ J' ong after a lomada had . I . . \..0 f' 1arg(·t In 1anu 1, ,,,. ~ l 0 \'lilt>, are bemg hekl bv local auvctory o~~r. ~~LiUt> ~~.WI 11 ~ Some of lhf' s:mall•·r llibutanes pa ':~t-d I hi' ra•a! J I~ co.un! Wf'n-t up lhontJes -on a charge ,of breaking rollowed Within a week by the t d h r . n Tt-nne os:ec wtlh th~ df'ath of an 1 ilr 1n!a rn hv::. f.> ilallled \\cttm . and entering and theft. Q( articles offer of a SlOO,OOO JU&rentee for were expec e to e cal enuu~ s+ 1 te- a, State r.,u valuE"d at $200, Sheqfr Chari~ a boul with weJterweiabt cham. stream fnhtnit' tf th er• u .. no J h Alft""'r , hf'avy ra'in~ ~J.Jihm th..: nt:xl f•"n Russell reported plOP o nny axon "" .... nez 1 d '>ta! f' hJ ~1ale, !he death eount At'ror<.h ng .to rthe Ntporl , Robert manager said today, lt}J> v.as }l.ch !iJan 17, Waoolliln 8, 1 Manager Bill Daly said the offer La~'?!l Which s!lou rl ,hr,ll1 ~u•ne T ' nn•·s,... 5 Oklahoma 5. Texas 3. Reibel. Pomeroy, repor1ed to the sheriff on Wednesday that some would be made in Noew Vork Cii,Y Pl"Cimue for good h~hw~,; lht ! \t~>ek K1n-su 2, MIISI.IISLPPi J. Kinoesota thai he hoped a saxton-Mar- ead art' parts d Indian . Ht.Hkde, ~ ~~-1 "'< 'l'"•rkv , body had b1 oken. mfo a -bous-e and . ,. Rocky Fork, CIPndenwg I t- tliv dlt;! owned bv him ~nd located at t1ma bout could b:t' be-l~ there but Charlt!s P.hl! Arwo{od, ~logadore T·.o.•Jst~ro and •nrm -; -p~.-- , · l.1.1ng HoUow. anywhere will 1u1t us. d ~ 1 ' n~ n ~11 ~!1 oa ·• r b·: al" Reibel, and depuliE'll Lerov Bar· Martinez. fourth· ranked w~Her 1 an r '.:' ltJ , a, JU,n .M, Neb~aska and Artruro and Harokt Duckworth ac· wslloper. outt·las"ied Cuban t~J:..m- lt:amas compamed the man, on <the same p1u11 D':ia~ lhroughout theu 10 M1ch ~gan s C.ov G :\fenner: WLI day, {n an other automob1J;e, and on the pau w re-turn tel th~ truek rounder al ~!Jarhl Acach Audllor .. :n- cum mr• ned r~;.Jresr-ntatives when the three reached the site Shortly tllereafter, the two came 1um Emd earned th~ unammou§ de r :hr ee fer'_ :!I ag•·nc1es to a or the theft, a truck was fourrd back to the truck and Wzlter E c1 ~ 1on of all three nng officials ' ;Peal ml ·mg t.o d.sc uss relief whith coobained varlmls articles Bakt'r and the youth were irrt>s-t li e lloored the Cuban lwtr-e and 1-:, ams m 'h" s · r . ('~ rn r;rand ed by Depuly BJLrtrt.Jm from the holtle only lh<' fma l hell prf"\f'nted h~ m R Jp. d~ ar l:'a Hto tJ.bo d~ki.'d P1"1!51l.1sted amona tbe stole-n art1cles from ~conng a dtan knockout. Bartrum state-d. that h!!! told ·i n· F i~""' ~-r ~ ...--- ro mak" th" nuck~ortb tn'ti Reibel, to leave are hot water tank, tools. t1res , The contender fr om Paterson regum a rt:dt>ral d~..sa!i:er M"ea. rnd come ba('k within a.n hour, eleotnc pump, household ~ood~. ~ J, ~lage;?rt'd 1 at lll the f1r U 1 ..._..,nag, .... ~ f.Lma,~u. a , $1 ' and that be wollld h1de 11nd wa1t telephone ;md uUht.J. waring and and second rounds but dJdD t UQQI' ! Rl ll.un .. round Grand Rapid> numerous other articles. him unttl lh t'- cloSing sec-onds of · •h fiQ l;uild.n~?:s dt:~.trond and Entrance W the bou!ie was !be ninth fur a St'Ven-rount The 186 uth1.•rs damaged ()1' destroyed. gained by forclltj the front door bell rang a11 Diaz regamed hlB f!'et .\.Jllom~ ~ Guardsmen and other auope a. Baker was lodged in the and the Cuban's handlers admH. rhor: tl t s.sealed oft the entire dis county jail, waiting to facr ted laler !hat t'Vf':n then he was 1 3.;;r:r an•a. charges of breaking and entermg "oul on his feel" [ Tfnn.-ssee's Gov Frank Clenlent and grand larcen.y berort- Jurlice The compact, dark ha1red Jer- 'm1• Pd the wreckage in Les1n1ton of the Peace Percy and tbe juve- se}' joltCT caught Dlat again in vhere three penons were killed nile boy, c-harged with th~ .11ame lhe closing se,'Onds of the 10th and l1~: homes were des! roved and thin£, was turnd over to the juve- dropped him for another seven.. "amage was estimated at tlllO,· mJ.e rourt count 000 = ~ Manufactured By I .. TuB/ $299.00 ~ BUILDING BLOCK ces r;) JUMP lt<l ,-'<E I be char6ed for adverttslng tf not Furmturc I'honr 6374-J. .'rlld <~ltillhrd Ill J! Stub ' H' ~ hould lw Visiting at the home of Mr. and ~d 11.1r before tllt' t6lb uf eacb dlrpurt 4-5lf lldt Hll IIH· pad r•f tHIIot~ by !he Mrs. Jan1es Roush on Ea::.ter were mootb lolloWibi lll.ieruoo - - --Jt•rl gr 1n cha·,;t \\ hPn the ballob her mother, Mrs. Albert ~dds, -.rturH ltl A!1w:rtl!olng~- .SbO•IId ~ I l i I J Wof'lted To Bu'Y ~rr handrd t" 1ou . the iudge and daughter, Patty Lou of Lin~ reponed iffih.Pf.hal~l)' 1 \t; Dai:}' [ -.- ., - ~ , -- ~ -hould call I I!Jl n~mr and the coin Park, Maebagan, < 10 1tmbrr and :.' 1L"n wW llOt be re:sp..·n:;;tJir , \\ANlf'.n Good l -tu l! n clerk Blessmg and EHa i'""rldB)I , petlliOn ud pli.Jallffs allege that tor mu., tb.an onf 111 rorre.::l m ' lr r. htgh rhau ~nd pla~ pen w 111 u.ler the '> IIii.) 11 umbers op· Mr a d M M 1 . B they are the owners In fee sample , 1 I . .- 100 i ('all 160-X 4.5 -Jtp " 1e )vur ~ gn·llurt' ler ? ' 'h ' vln ooecul and m actual possession of the- I 111 1n the P"H 1 1 __ ., , __ ~ • ' v 1~~ 1mg WI 1 re 1a ltV€! 1n lh1s a1 1 . ( 3 4) F R b•~<:•k Yo w1 ll tLt n gr. 11110 I he eommumty Frtday. fol OIHng re estate; .... t.t vf lb&nU ano. b~lal Nu- ' \<lll!lg (Oillp.:JitiiWilb and muk n I,h . - d s d h Vill hctU:t 01 Evl!.llU pruued at regu ~e II. 1ves a\e recetve word 1tual e ID t e age ()( l'UBN ~ uur b.dltot of the death ()f Mr!ii Grant F'r~ ' r-ome roy, Mt'ip County, Ohio, .11 5 lfu~d rat"'S DbltLlltle& t'or .-ent - :m Al'ltES 1 p~b~15 ~ed at 1 ceot per word. GROVNH at Sah' m Centf'r farm wh1ch OC('Ured at her home in Hun I Mnd descrtbed as follows . Lot :JaJied Alit r~~ived by mall or Call 6025-Y or \1.rJte W F Haw lu,tlU<II"n' f~>l' madu n~J; <"ach hngl?n She wall the former Alhf' l No 8m Smllh 's Sub-diVisiOn ::> elepbum JlYfllll caretul at',(NNlf'y , 160 N 4th Sl, lbddle-porl , h,, llo t r t pr1n\Pd on !he lop of McM111in who was re-ared near of Lots 8 and 9 on lhe easterly Oh1o 4.-4 -61c I hat h,1ll (•t .md P•'m.ls are pro- Board Church. ~1dt' of Plum Street jn said cii..ID -- --------~- -- - I td('\1 . !I I olth ('\)Jnpl'lllmcnt You Mrs Gladys Blf'.sslng and daugh Vtllage, "' t SIX ROOM COTTAGE, modl'rn ! ! loll 11011 p) I t,' any mark on a tC'r Bonnie were In Parketsburg .. Oo The Brl1hte11 Conun 1 :.:: In MiddlePOrt 0.:: ·' -...0 I 'I bath. Inqmrc at Ohio lloh: l Platntlffs further allege that 1,,111111 11 h 1ch 1\uultl Ill anv way Saturday on b•isJness nuYA(;Oou 4-43lc - ------- - - lili'llllr\ \IHI Su('h :l mark W!ll . they acquired title to .SaJd real I f' YtJl' \\,\~T "'BAKER FURI'IITURrt Ill ~ Dr and Mrs. W. S. Billups, Mr <'State by reatwn of deeds iu the MASON PHONE SP• 3 • 5541 Jn•p SIATIO\' WAliOr-.: 194B I l•~ , ill 1t\ the dc.•lrudton of your 1 1 1\-h•oh 1 111 u.n•llt'nt runnlllg con - Sr-veral choacc apartml'nt.'i 10 M1d · vnt1 Jl you ,;pml or CIToncosly and Mrs Paul Blesdng of Pt Plea.~ <-slates of Katharme Wt'he and r CALL DAY OR NlGHT (( 1111111 w1th good llrcs all 'rou nrl dlf'port, two ln Ntw IJ~q;n m<~rk ~ Lallul, J<IU may 1e.turn il ant were dinner guests of the Cr- Emihe Webe, butb d~eased, c;--tu111 ~•snab on IIl'ltHY 0~ l'ratlcr sp<~ce lnqUirc 644 Broar:t 1" tlw prN'IrH t ufrk1als and oth~ ell Ble~sings Sunday . made by VIrtu~ of certain real es• I ' J'l!IS Ol\ Jo. FIHST $295 TAK~S way, Middleport 3-21 H 1• 1 I)~ Ilots ..., 111 !w nro\'Hicd Mr. and Mrs. Oenni~ Roush and t<.tc ~roceedings .had 1n the Pro· ~I Okcy were gue.5ts of the Elmt'r I hatr Cuurt o! M.elg.s County . Obw; Fresh-..r"se wlffl ~- j v~lun l'blln~ · 6396 ~idd)t•p<Jrt ne 2 I' d AI" I! I' .. ..' •1ve room mv .!rn " · I Nf'wllerry family F'rlday tha t 111 such proceedmg::~ a dc4 _5_6 tp: 01 11111!-: ' ___ --- ~ ~ ---MENTS, W'llh laundry and gar In mn km g b.illol you !Should I Mr and Mr!'! Eugt'ne Hoffman of frndant was named a3 Mr~. Fred "i~r-~OUR ELl-..CTRUNIC ~WECARNTEagr . _A_. N _Rrn£d ___ l -2~t_f pldr · o~J " X· 111 111 t' !;Quar(' spa('e llhno~s Sflent the wcckf'n~ With h1s t•·pp and that a w<uver of sumK.E YOUR a t t ht> ld! 1'f I lie namt> of caeh 1 f111her and mother Mr and 1\lr:-; ~>t <JII S and consent to sale wa~ f1l · I'AKY lA ' ._... , For rent-~xtCJi&IOr. La::ider.'l, '"''"'"'' ·-t d t I u1 m s.atd pr()('eedlng, by , per1 r YollR Co "V•"JI!.I~r>ao r ADS_ A . , ,, ~H .._. I $catrold Boards, Drop Clotba. .. " '\H J' "!11I lv HHn YHU cslt(' o 1 Clarcncf' Hoffman I lN IJI.t,; EVENINGS. CALL _m_ I Clinton Fisher, Middleport. vult e "w e name of each ofMr. Charley Brown spent Ftridar :.on by the name of Elste Zf'pp; hn lo tw ~' 1 1lt· d upon there IS ni~hl w1lh his family at Board. ) 1hat p!amhffs allege that Mrs 1 1'f . eandHiah's ·- SERVICE. Call P!::one 26 ____ , _ _ll ·l-tf lh,., you Thos•· calling in the home of i'red Z.epp a.nd Els1e Zcpp are J.(nidll'pllrt 6275. 23-tf For rent-Electric wallpaper Ill~ } \or\!' fill l'nu mav not \'Otc r Mrs w J Ch<~pmanSaturday W{'F(' ont• .md the same person but that •teamer. ClJntvn .Fishar, M..id- f l)!' IIHII't III.JU that numher nr ~ M.- and Mrs Leonard Roush, San- l :-;ud proceedJngs take-n m the Pro· ( 7) Instruction dleport. Ph. 1:1:!65-X. 11-1-11 vour ''tolt· f(Jr th.~t OtfiCI.: will be dra and Milton Roy, Mr'. and Mr., bate Ct111rt do not U!dacale such. - -- _ _ ...........__ ~- ~ · - - - - - - - - lf1nl1Uatcd. Melvin Bon~utter and Connh', and by reason tbereot the same LT ~ UVIL SF:ItVJCE TESTS' \I 7 J Heio VVonted Mr. K)lc R..iddle, Mr and Mrs Eu- constitutes a cloud on plawtiffs' :'lltn women 18-52 Start hl).[h as I . _ !! - - - -- - Blank spl1rcs ar·~ prov 1ded on gene Hoffman and children, Mr 1 Ulle to said real estate. Plainhfrs•l $72 UIJ w(•f'k l'reparalory tram - I WAN1'EO- G1rl fo!' housework eac h pnmary ballo.t wherein you and Mrs Mrs. Cecil Blessing and further allege that a defendant m Our expert buyers select the best of fruits liP'" until appmnled housand~; of L 1ve ln . P M. C11w d l'ry, I nnJ:: m<~y c,J.sl a "w11te-1n vnlc" bv Ell a, Mr. an d 'I Ray Me IIon an11" 1 e.ac h o f sa1 d rea I cs I ate proceed • 1'0 rll and vegelables from the !~est growing areas ...• pb:; optnrv F.xperu·nce u>u ally Bottom 4-l:ltp WJ 1 \ 1 n~ a r1~rne nn thr ballol 1n daughtrr, Mr and Mrs. Billie Jor tngR was named Henry Emnetl, FRt:E mfnrma--tben this bu1mty of nature is rushed to our stores unnf'(t''~'1 ,. tit~· pia('(' Pl'l'~ll'kd fm ~uch pur- Chapman and Bobby, Mr and Mr~ that a w~tiver or l!ummons was 4 at top ope.U! Also we lake ptlde In prlrlng our 11on on Johs, ~atancs. require WOMEN l<~kt' ad\i!nt,l'-! ' of lh• · Jl•hi' Yttu mt~y not wnle tn 1J,r Johnme Holloway, Mr Lester Mgned in Jaid proccedmgs bear''''"ls Wrtlc TODAY' Lwcoln evrr mcre.1~mg tll•tn/lntl f1,r 'h M "b Em ' fruits and vegelables ll& low as l>OSSible ' n<~nl"~ of mo 1r- JWI~uu : :. 1han th(' l apman, rs n~na Bonetuller mg I e name Heory nt'lt and Tra111.J1g ScJVt<'t Prkln, 100, Avon Co~mt'llt~ B•'\ 111111 ' ' 111 11\lmb..:r !< IHiwn un the ballob lo Gregor:; .and Chnsta Dawn. Mr. and undernea1h said name a person by at all- times - tluot's why you'll find such fine llluun ~ . - - - - - - - 4-3-3\p Avun reprr~cnl<~llvt• lod.t~· In b1· r-lf•rled Mrs. Daniel Weigand and Brenda I he name of Kalberine Emnett buys al A&:P Every time: tcrvlcws held Sh.Jilllm·k :'llo!d. of lluntwglon. Kramer, guardian. That said pro· CRISP ICEBERG JUMBO 24 SIZE jHif' )t-• ~~ l'om••roy, Aplrl b .11 l 30 or Mr Dwight G1bb11 and C. F l'{'edings do not disclose whether - __ __.... - - Wtllf' F.lf'a n 1;r ur,n rld, Box 946 Blessing were shoppinp: m New lhe signature !hade on said waavcr P01t:smoulh 4 3 -31c II • d M F id lh t r H E 1 • R II lt.AWLlNG SONS CO. - 2<& hour WreckN" Service. Day - - -- _ -~ av1 n an ason r ay was a o. tmry mne t or Ph 0 , 6227 N!Kht Phone 6039· GOOI'J dr,m r•·lt.tbT" man fM Mr. and Mrs. Jasper llacl, Mr whether saad signature was made I , f'i!llcr~ al the Shawver home on anrl Mrs. Arthur Hart and ebitd by ~aJd guardian and, if made by x ~~0GE.'PLYMOUTU DEAl., I rlra~-un ~'!lk about 2 hou 1 Eits. :l-6-tf P~"l' da\ Box li,illl -X '1/fhc Dall; I Sun.rlay w~ l'c Mr and Mr.s. Homer of Broad Run wcrP. guesl11 of Mrs. sa1d guardian, said procet"ld.ings ~~ __ ~- - ~....- ___ - - - ·~rnlln;l disclose whether sa1d 4_3 _31c Mf'lllil'\h •llld sun, Mlkc, of Belpre, Lora Mae Brown Sunday afternoon. do not mESH FLORIDA . , .. SOLID Complete WIJEJo;L ALJ<;NMENT, -~- ~ Ml ~f.: Betsy King or Charleston guardian had proper and l~~~:al au1 Ohto, J.1rk Mtllr1· and son, Bobby, h,..:,mrlnt,: and brake ~erv1cr EAHI\" l'ASH HH.IIT IN \'oV" I or llamlltun Otrio Onugla~ Millt•r spt•nt the w~kend with rclaHves thority to s1t;n the :;.ame but Jlackd!' 5 Sduty ScnJce, Wellt OWN HOM!': hv dl!'[llayl ng .Hid aud di!ughlrl' DHU\11, and Mrs. Lod- al Ook Grove plamtHfs aver <~nd alll'gc that the Mam St~t•ct, Pome1oy, Oh1o. d1·mon~lratm1~ IIH fl<'w l!sh But . 1 cm1a Van 1\lcll'r. 1\fr and Mrll. Ja<'k Housh and ::usnature or sa1d Henry t".nncll l'honc 267 5~-tf lu NECl'IIJ Wnlt· Box 66AS , •·;, -J -,~iMmLiy nf Broad Run , Mr. and Mr~ an sa1d proceedings wa~ properly --- ----- - - The Da1l y Sl·ntmrl 4-4 tc 1 l Elmr.- Newberry anrt solUI and and Jcgttlly made but that sa1d (9) For Sale ~ - ~; 1 - - - - - - - - - - -, -- - Mrs Vena Ramey vi~itcd Mr. and pruceedangs do nol dtsclo.sc the LONG GREEN FANCY SLICING _ ----~ ltr~r~m~Jh!c utt·n lo drmonstlalt• 7 ruom lmuM' w1 th glas~ enclosed Mn; Dcnms now.h and Okey Sun- same and, by rea&On thereof, the FOR FAilM EQUIPM.I<:NT SEE US! <Jur ptndut'l th111 appolllhll<'nl~ brr·akra~l nook- 3 bedrooms , day. same tOI'l8titute 5 .a rJoud on pi&Jn· We handle rak~, p1aut.en, tr«-$t~O~)(l .~\'::.rn.gc wr•Pkly. Wnt•· full lm1h upstairs ; breakfast Mr. o.nd Mrs Adrian l..alt'lf'y, Lin- ttff!S' tille to :;aid real e:siate. ton rt~ ami all Oliver AI rot'-box 6tl8-l , D flH' LJ.:uly Scnt1ncl nuok , kttehcn, dining room, d11 an~! Judy of Vernon spent the Plamtiffs further avrr that sa1d r.us~n merchandise Ji'ultun- 4 4-4tc ~1IIm,.: and l i ~·mg room l'lown- wct·kend With the formers father He-nry Emnctt is now deceased Thomp:;on -- W~~ - EKLY --- - COMI\1.-!-iew. sta11·~; rock h<~M'Illl'nl with au- anrl mother Rrv and Mrs v . J and !hal the names and addresses hi 1'raclul' Sales, Porn&3 2- I'.:AHN · $40 roy, 0 111 g Bahywcar! No llou 5c Sclhn)!! tonmlll ga~ hot wal<•r ~y"lrm Lathey Vanlue. of his heir!!, devusocs, legalcc~. CAULIFLOWER , __ LARGE SNOWllALL ~GRAVELY TRA~cTORS Hw•h sl.unpcd 111Udre:~~ctl cnvclhl'atmk 111111 llr>l''f'nlly fl,llntrd Mr .Tobnnu~ Fr}' of New l:h,Jvl·n adminbtrators and as~>IJ;W arc 111 '1dl', '·"o! R. A. FINLAW opc 1 R11hywcar, Wanww, Indiana bath down~latrl! called on hu father and mother, unknown to !he plaintJ{( e:w;ccpl~ 512 E. MA.iN ST. POMEROY J-20·6tp \Vall lo wall carpetln~ lllorm Mr 11nd Mrs Ed Fry Suoday arter- ing that the defendant. Kathr~n PHONE 104-X rluor• <1nd w1ndows, new hot noon Butta, 1:s a liiBicr of Henry Emnelt "illtr healer Ideal locatiOn I Mr Lawrencr Paul Winebrenner aad that the defendant. Eb1r 3-17 I( _ __ __ - -- ~- ~oul ol !ugh water within walk- or Columbus <ipent Ea:;ter with his Zcpp, is a nirce of Henry Emnctt. -- ------·~-JOliN lli\NDLJ::Y, Auctwn('t 1 Ill):; .-lbtance to downtown For pllrents t~resh Florida ]•ole Type Monogram No.6 No. 7 Broom 99c I' hone 940-X. :1-:!8 H further mformation caU 43-X or Mrs. Josephina Robans<ln of Char- · The prayer of said pctilwn I.S thnl plciu'llJfrli be found to have - - -~-~---~ 232 4-3: 3tc lest on spenl th~ weckcnrt With her RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE ~- ~ parl'nts Mr and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs the complete ;~nd rcc .simp!~ lllle t'ancy Cuban A·Penn _ _ _ _ Self·Polishlug l'hllne 200. t:leland Apjllumce 7fl M'Rf':s 111 M~lg!l: County, lwo 1\fr. and Mn Lloyd Wamsley In and to sa1d real c~tatc: that Jumbo B's plamh{fs' title to said real estate Sl11!f", 118 W. MillO St • Pomnoy mil<'" t'd~l 33. near P1alts Fork <~nd family had II' lhf'lr guests SunPOWER MOWERS bo quieted asa1nst tbc defendant~ 2·23-tf ~c h ool bu~ and mal/ roulf'. Gond da)" relahves from Pt. Pleasant. aDd u<!h of them; that the cloud I - - - - - -·-ho1br . all oulbUJidm~b. "omc Mr and Mrs. John A Blr~slna: on phuottffli' h,Ue ansmg by rca· Crisp PaS<al For reliable llld.JO 1nd 1'\t rep111, p 1 W •nc•day C" nlnt ,-, t•c Sihcrtown .... IUrh l1 uh Plf'nly walt•r D••m•rr s en eu ~ •C u call HUi6---J . We lervlcc all Vannr.~l, 301 W UniOn St, Al· bomto o[ Mr. aod Mrs. W111iam .'jOD of sa1d Prob~tc Court pro· I cecdmgs. l>c rrmo,·ed and that tbc GARDEN TRACTORS makua. Schmoll• Appliance, hf'ns, Ohw. 4 _3 Jlp Brooks Mldd~p_o~~· Ohio. 9-21-tf -~~-- .. - Mr. and Mrs. D~'<igbt Gabbs h•d derenda,nt.s, and cacb of lbem, be : 1 arm fur .~<lie · 06 An<'~. 6 t"tll . 11 •-· S und ay, Mr. f!Jui:ld to bavc no rtgbt, title or m· I QU!t:K :SERVICE oa Watch R&Wlr d'mncr gues..,., teresl any kind and de¥Crlptlo.o hou.~e. Tunn,n" waler lo all oul•·' B It" ' ng form 1 p111rlni by FactO!')' Trained ,. · • ev er Sbert·rr of in and to said real t:~tale aod that I Phone 94 PonMt'OY watchmakor, COLLINS ,JEWEbtultllngll, hot and colrl waler Ma...wn County Mr. and .Mrt>. DaUas they bo enjoined from asserting in hou~r. furnace Hobert Smith G bb J 1 • < •-a f B ad LEHS. Prmero;r. l-3-tl 1 s, an ce anu .-.an......- o ro any daim of titlo thereto and for -~~ l.l<!~hiln Lont,l Bottom, Ht 4-4-6tp Hun, Mr and \\r~ . Tobey Myers, ('loth, Nyl~m. l''Jh.:·r (;l;m Awn- ~-· -------aod Mrl'l Jo5ephme Robinson of other rchcf. mg:;, Veneuwn Blinds. aLl &lzes, fUkE!\IAN & AIIBOTT T.V. !iERrender "Super-Right" s1eer B0ef MAX W ARB Charleston colors; Imporlt>d Bamboo Drar- I Vl<.:E All make• lle~J.red by Ell. &bid defcudaots are required to pert Techniei101. Phc-oe 6284 Y I «~, Shadf'.S, Stnk Ul'tll'l. NursM"y Mlddl~porL 6-1&-U !\fr Rohrrt Ta~l•1r aod motber answer s_.id ~tltioa on the 26th and Ol't'ha.rd l'o. Fru1t Tl·et•s, day or May, 1938 or judgment will .~p<'nf Sunrlay evrn1ng with reliU· Shrubbery, Rost'"i, Derry Planl:i. HOI J:-; t-:s UUILT, roorl:i t;IHn~ll'd,' ATIONWID. vcs be taken a;aiaat tbcm. In Point PICR.\ilillll. ~-t..- t . . . . ell' 1' Jo'ri>e f":->tlmHh'll Dale Wlpl)le alihr~lu~ ~hlnglcli, rcp~ttn, Moott.. ol .1........_ Ot. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Blessing Md BENJAMIN t'. TURNER ~urrly, 21~ Uruon Ave, PomE\""',.......-CA. l ruilt' 111 I. ~:J 00 baLTC·II Plwuc as tht'lr guest~ Sunday evenlnJ 115 I. l•l'IOI\d Sl, Phene 61 and SADIE TURNER rvy, Ohio. 3-l2-25k 20~1. Vn~;1l (I'Hrunl, Syracust" Mr and Mrs Ro:-s Wincbrr-nner Pttm•roy, Ohio rlaiutUts. 4 -11Hp J't::KINliESt~ I'UI'I'I~ ;.s Fut· ~~~It' and Donna, Mr. and Mr10. F. B. Uc- MANNING D. WEBSTER Mr~ Wom1rro"' ( .tll 7:~2 :;~ l'a · VJng of l'olnl Plt·a~ant Attornt.Y lor Plaiatirra. morr ~~ MLddlqJnrl, ohw Ml'~ ~:rnic and Ma!<s Twtb. lhCb- (3)·22, 29; (~1-11, 12, 19, 26; ·i2 ~ 6!p ard were tn New llavru l'Tidlll)' 1 15h17k 81 SUR I . lNSUR~ Mr Walt(•r t'rlf'ad ao.d family FORD U510 TRACTORS wi'th 11nd ~tr Ml'lvin Brook~ VISitf'd SuoDa' b Warnrr Jn~uranre S{'l vkc Sr\H~I n!Pdt'l • \t 1\' ~uud ~hap•· LIGA~ NOTICI day w11 b Mr anti Mtb ~rnlc Grimm AGENCV INSURANCE 101 W Sr<·onoi St. ,all rrt'DIHtlllnn •rl 11 -,"n ,, Tr.11 · Seal~d BJds will be reccivt'd by I of Board. , l'onwroy, OhiO t11r Salr', l'llll!ll' 1110 -X, l'uiiH'· Fl,.., Aulomoltll•, H11lth Mbs Ida Alrn hi!.$ as h<'r Juest the Board of County Comm1ssioa- I Dalr r. Warner, Agent ro;r. OhiO -4 -..S- 31{: lwr nephew ~tr Ralt'lgh Ward ol crt~, Me1gs Couaty, Ohao-, al the ! ACCIDINT f'hnrw 3:Jf'i X OffiCe said Board, romeroy. Uorgantown. ]947 - I ' z 1'1111 ~ l'dl'rHI I· I 1\ T Ut~ll Llf1, Cuu1lty and Bonds (.'omplrl~ line o( Insurance Ohio, up until 12:00 O'Clock Noon Tt\o~o \'IHIIng in the bomc o£ - 75fh.:!ll lJII ~ f.llt ~h~IW AtHO, ~ 1re. Gent•ra) Liability Super-lllght . ___ Round Bone or Supe~·Righl . __ Choice Culs Mr an.-t Mrs. WIIUa~p Broohs aed April lfS, 1906, for lurni~bing lhe $100 00. Olfl('l' ll I' :-.1 Brouk~o 3 lt.JOtc foUowmg. Hazrl .Sunday wore MrB. VeUa GerSin·rr, Dult· h Tuwn IIIII MmTraDL!Iport delivery of Gasoline, lach, Mrs Barbara C'rer)a('b aad two In MIDDL!PORT, OHIO f'r~>vdlf' t -5 Jtp COMPLETE lnliLlrtnce P.-ott!rtln. 6136·M PHONES 6311 <'hlldrcn. Mrs Dorothy Mcl>t'rmott ~gular and premium gradc.a to Llfa, Aulo. Fire!, Poho Call Don Super-Right _ - - Tender, Cholte Lean .. . Boneless tbe County Garage, Rock Spriags, 1'0 liE ~ol1l lo lh•' h1~h hldl'kr MUla. Mulrtle-pon, Oblo DcWaync aod Barbara Jeao of Oblo, at the direction of tbe Coun1-- 11)51 ('lw~ 1w11 ton lrwk. C'hfls lnul R1dgc and Mlts:i Janet 1 ty Engineer, durloi the 00 day wrc('kC'tl, at 1Jh1~llnur t\ulo l 'um Fr1cnd ' p11ny, Apnl t:i. UHl6 .tl 10 u)fr. Hnd Mn Hall'igb Robey and period ('Ommcacmg, April 16, doc:k A M 4-5c, 7, IO·:Jh: chddrrn O[ C'harlt'BtOD Cl:lllcd iD 1936. RIVII , SPICY SrECIAL! 2-H oz blls WE Quoit;: flricc:s oo botb rc;:ular the homr of Miss Garnet ('hapman FARMAL[.. II TR.ACTOft. ruliLVB· ITRU01'Ul\.AL 1 BBAllll l.lld preQllum Jrad{l:S. Sund11._v. tnrtt. a.nd mow(•r. $600 1 u~C'rt BoatcJ of Connul.suloaeh ffs&rv-e Tho."<' ralllns: m th~ ho1ne of Mr. AUTO SALES t'AR&f WAGON, rubh••r llrf'" I ~HIO ll.l'ltl Mr~ t'r('d Rousb S1111day, w~re tbe rtgbllo rfjl'Ct aay or all Bids. GRAJN ELEVATOit 34 rt 1; A Mr and Mrs. Ttohert (8Ut;) Jt()ush St<. 2352. fladfkm, Car}l('ni N. Oh1o It n f',\lliCY WISCONSIN .•.. MILD Board or Cou.nl y CoromissJOaen SPECJAL- • and ('hlldrrn, Mr. and Mr11. l.e111ic 43·61p By Deaa Buailz. Clt>rk. Phon. 111 .. 2 Smith au.d 11\r. -\ad ~Irs . Ed Rousb _::;:::.!:.._=::-:---(3)·22, 29; (4)--5, l2,4tc .,RAP IRON IQT.I.La of Ma~un STRAW I Power Company Operating Rrvenues Show A13.7 Percent Gain In 1955 empla~d re- I ~hoppln~; tn Pl PLe t W cln day. . asan e es'I M••• Con.,"'' Bonecu tler wb o h as been IIJ spent Th .. ...,day ru"•bl Will• ...... I theMrLeonard A!'t'h RRoush sh famlly . ll ou wu a ca er 1n I he lves Kmjl home Tbu"day Lester Ch~ Mr d M na,· Molton anatdaTn,onda. :.n,, M"• , the 21st day of Marth, 1956 the ' •F - Tur ner an d 1 >nd Mcs Johnnt H ll ~ M p1iltnti ff s. zx:DJamm ~ o oway, 1 r d ~-11 d lbe1r · pe Ill Ion and Mrs Billie Joe Chapman and Sa H' Jwner 'e Hobby all or Illinois spent the Week ag~m:;l them m the Court of Comend w1tll Mrs Garnet Chapman mun f'lCa.i m Mel~ County, OhiO, Mrs F.va We~and of Mll()n and lhl' "~~ bemg C11.~se Nho. 12,399 Mrs Allee Walt\()n of Akro.n wrrr tn sa 1 ourt, to qu et I e hUe to I dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Cecil cr.nam real estate set forth ID the '""" MASON NEWS LEGAL NOTlCI K•tb.nn BulLs, who re~idee at \ - - - - - -Paoe -S...rt .. 5LYPANTS APFQINTEO J.IIMSEI.I' A COMMITTE! OF ONe i'O PI<OTI!CT SAPRlRD ~M THE OFl'ICE CHISELERS. �~Eight The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·--- Church Of Christ Loyal Pol's Class Meet, Tuesday' At Robeson Residence GROW 'SHRUBBERY' tess and the travelwg prJll' brought by Mw Mtld r6d H a~· ley Ru ss"i'U, PTE'Mdent . pN's!dm;: . The Guests for the evenin.~: were Mr ooemng devlltwnal .,.-.rvtce wa~ presented by the ho-stess wh~ topt r Wil!l ·· fo"• tth " and the pra)er was gtven b~ ~lr s. Fr<'d Gardn er. Gardner acJ hili daughter, ~ n DJ!l Schramm , Johnson c 1ty, Tl'Tln . The Rev GHdnn a J,!ue~t <~1 th e pa r t~ dL!>C' U s~ c-d lht' pmpo~ed re bu ddmg of the ch utch J)lpe or gan ~n d t hf' cia.-,..;; co n.~l dt'N"d \'<Jr w us mo-m·y rnil kLng pro)C"ds lor ~~ Q . ~HOE I Ftt·d Jl o~cnbau m 1s (Un· fwed tu h<T homt:. Vah: SL, b) JUnes.-,. PN2 and Mrs Ric hard Coll m s at-e lhe guests of thc1r parent'S, Mr and Mrs Ha t ry Schwab and Mr. and Mrs. C laren(·e F . Collins. C-oll ins who 1s sta\i on('d at Nm·folk. Va . ha ~ a It\ day Furlough . Mrs. Robeson was ali~l~lt'd b,lo her daugtrter, Ann Et.~('nour. Ill H•rvm~o: ctterr}' tart!;. ,1nd to rfe.c to r11e membt>rs and p;uests wtth Mts~ Russt' ll pre~HlJng at lh<· 1>tl ver co rfpe scn1er Arrangements of sprtng fl o wer~ were , UH' d thr()ughout th-e hom r- Dunng tht• l'O("Uil hour the group l'nt ovM o rectlaJ by various mcmbf' r~ un the solovox atbchnwnt on ~lr~ Robeson 's pi.ano. Intermediate Girls' Class Of Heath Christ Church Methodist Has Mother-Daugter Banquet Companion Class The aunual Mother-Daughter ('ouragcme nt She emphasized th (' M T d E banqu et or t he Intermediate Gtrls' tnrluence Christians had on other[ eef UeS Of Ve. The s weater-pump, prime chotec ror summertime t.culored tog-s, wears ribabout ils throat, too. C la s.~ was held at Heath Methodbt persons and said that being a Chr MRS . LARRY LACEY, whose m•rri•ge ta A/ 3c Lury L•coy, Fort Belvoir, V• .. wu •n ev~t of Fridey, Much 30. The Rev. C. E. Hoyt perforrn.d the wedding •t the Fh·•t Baptt,t Church. Mn.. Lecey I• th• former Sally Wilton, daught-.r of Mr$. Wood!"'W Wilcox end i• • senior at ,_ ,..,._-~,-_-....~_ ,-,_,.,.~-~-'"-"""-------..J_ M _i_d~!~port Hlvh School. ROUSH IS Shoe Store N. Second St Middleport! Ohio open church. wedding of wedding. M ~:>s Lmda Helm ·h . daughter of Miss Helrlch Wiu ruaduaf.e from Mr and Mrs Rodney Hill , Middle- Mtddleport IU&h Scbool Udt May porl. and Pvt . Paul Johnson, son and 'is a membf!r oi the Marehlna: of Mr . and MM. C. E Meadows, and Concert Ban,dl and the Glrll }hddlcport, will be an event of Glee Qub. Pvt. Jobru~on, wbo IJ"Id· Saturday, A-pril '1, at Heath Method- uated from Middleport HiKh Scbool 1st church. Tfic Rev L A. Bang. where be was a member ot the erter will perform thr ceremony Marching and Concert Bands, i• at six- thirt~ o'clock . . . in the Army Band and U sti.Uja.ed A_ ~eceptLOn for the unm~dtate at Camp Crowder, Mo. He 1s bere fam11J e.o; and close fr1ends mil be on a week's furlough hdd at the Hill home a Her the I · - -- ~rith ~au~hter~illllaw 1~ s.pt>ndlllg a month With hN" dau· ghter. Mrs. M-ary Lathey . Rutland . Earl Linden of Dayton is the l::ttt•st of Mr~ Sara Koehler and .\ tr. and Mrs. Claude Gillilan Mrs . Joseph R)'an of Columbus is the guest of her si~er and United Methodist WSCS Are Guests Of Rutland Group I •:JA ~· ndal n<n~l e, ha M . 10 PIECE BEDROOM GROUP INCi.Uilr.s e 1 VANITY • I VANITY BENCII 1 CIIEST I IIEII 2 LAMPS • 2 PILLOWS e e e I "sPRING e 1 :VL\ T'I'Rf:Ss nR 8 PIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP e • SOFA e e fllAIR 2 t:Nll TABU:S 13950 NEW ROOMS fllrniture 299 BAIER FU.RNITURE ON 1HI IIIGH11S1 CO I Nil IN IIIDDLIPOI1 OHIO • NOW MANY OF THE MOST POPULAR l\.1t·~ Thn1nas !l<Jdrord, f'onw rov llll'f'llng The nr·xt troop tnf'••ting wa:; !lw ~ues t ~ prHkN :~ml hr1· will he o n }-'rida.' . At!l·l] 20. a t lhe lopl r was "l.on•s\ Thou Me" from lh·adquuler!-i of the Salva tion ELBERFELDS 1 tht> Srnp t•hapt<'r of!ttrc .JohnvcrM'S te lling1n orthe !lor 2lsl eventl! whtrh followed Christ 's ltrsurt'('ction . The s peaker upl~:~inf'd lhr s1m1lari ty nf R1hle rharactf'rs lJnrl people h\·mg in any pN'iod of d1s - 1 9xl2 IIELTOX !tUG YOUR CHOICE Th(' p1·ngrmn '-~~<~~ hetd in the T hL tly g1rls from li-tu yc,trs or • Sund;w School romll W1th llarbara l Rl:r 111f't a t The SHhahun Army Cuwt·i prr.~idtng in tlw ah~('IJCI' ll t.'<l~quart(•rs WPLinrsdHy fur he nf S11ndra Hrt·wuJ~Inn wlw ts 11l Ofj,(HIItt;tl'ion of a Sunhemn 'I'I:oop Th(' dPvotwn,JI .~ r-n• i(•r Inc-luded wtlh ('11pt. Glenn;~ ·nummrll , llrl 1 hy111n ~. pra yers by M:try ('arol l'n llaming nnd S:d ly Lund(•rs as Sw;m .~on and Sl'ripture il'S~~on hy lea der ~ of thr four patrolli whtch MartannP \\'oml grrd W1·re ten tativel y form ed al the smoothing entir•ly tUm• Dwork said the department now b concenlraling on getting ennugh vaccine for Ohio's estimated 1,244 .. 000 children between 1 and W years in addition to some 220,000 pregnant women. • Dwork said Ohio's allocalion of 2.9 mlllion C.C . of the vaccine })as not been altered, but the outloQk was not bright that it will be reCeived by July 1 The health director !:laid Ohio will allocate 80 per cent of the vacctne to commercial channels to be administered by private physi · eians. The other 20 per cent w1ll be given free by public health lnot.d. il'OUPJ. Mode of; Cannon fint vaeeine has been sent to 116Some .of .Ohio's 158 beam.. dilllt.rt.t&, Saves Work! Easy to put on! Rumple-Proof! TONIGIIT April 5--4 Thurt.- Frl John Payne RodCarntron Santa Fe Pasule Hn T~hnlcolorl ALSO Jun• Hnlf' D1n Dilley The.Girl Next lloor Un Technlcolorl - - - · - - - -·-- ----5.-turdty Gene Autry April 7 Smiley Burnette Last Of The Pony Riders ALSO •111 lrr•n Kln" Wand• Curti• lllnosaur ALSO ON SALE - kline. Dally tucking and In eft. TilE POPULAII ;,,.,,.,llnU FERTIL POTTE[)I ROSES _w, .,. tctut'rspel .nl prtptrtd ,,., •Ad to private !tome n•uumar~, Our• lniJ end heating ,ty&flfft for tht rur.al home. to h ., .1 o.. ble be<hll• _j .. ELBE RFE LDS Pillowcoltt .. " .... l 49e ·=======.,.,..======,.,===========" · - --~ Farewell Party Given Honoring Mrs. Blankenship The B.! Air Series brings you luxuries and conveniences you won't find in many models o( higher priced cars. \You also get C hcvrolei's reoord-~reaking perfonnoncc, with horsepower I'IIDI"., ing up W 2251 -YOUR Report Two Hurt In Auto Mishaps • Involving Trees s.. -LINE? I "0u6-Fifly"' 2-lJvor 8rdan Wbeu Comk•~ To The Plont t·or Gas. Call at The Office ol Rutland, Ohio A 15 year·ol-d Rutland boy suf· fered minor injuries, this morning when the car he •was driving crashed head011 into a tree on Route 124 in Rutland , the sheriff'~ departtncnt reported. A~ing -to Sheriff Charles Russell a 194'1 Pontiac travelin-g w~t driven· by Albert Kessee, 16, RUtland. -wooL out of the -driver':! contrOl arid crashed into a tree. A passellger, Jimmy K~ce, 15 wCfered a cut on the fort'h.e-ad . Bnd the tar was demt,li!Yhed. Tbe Highway Patrul Tl"llor\.l'd Alvin Dye, 31, Jlarribonovlllc, was reported as bei11g in, fair condit_ion at the Shellcri ng Arms Hospi-tal ino Athens D)re was tllkt:n to the .hospital Thursday moming by the Bigorry a-mbulance sufferinj;! with. two fractured legs and sevcrr fa cial lacerations. akcr the car he was driving on Route 143 t.wo t-enths of a mile ea.s4. of Car· penter, WP..Jlot. (I-ff th.e right 'S i-de O( tbe road and struck a ·t ree 'beadoo. The car was reported af• tieing "'ONI.PJFTY'' FILL YOUR IILL? hou111, hou1e tr~il­ 111 for thi1 modern coo•· Thcre'l:i no lack of chrome trim in Chevrolet's lowest priced series. And you can pick your power- V8 or 6. Come on in and ,.,. which one of Chevy's 20 new beauties suits you best! • Amctita'~ Alii CONOttiONINI-TINI'IIIA· TUMI.AOITOOIIDIJ\-lTMIW LOW GOlf. Lll US DIMOifiTftiLTit IU Glo\MOROUS PAllES IN THE "SEI! THE U.S. A. IN YOUR CHEYROUr CONTEST. ENTER NOW-AT YOUR CHEYROLn DE'-U:R'S. -- ·-··· ....... ·-··.... ... . ·-· .... .. --- ............... --··----··-·· ·-· ....... ·-· -· --- .............................. ........................... . POMEROY MOTOR - CO. POMEROY ' ravor!le - by a Marg~n II 2 MilliOn Ca1s! . ea- -······ --·····-·--·-----~----- demolisbe<L ' / OHIO · . . :-t As President Thursday Night William F. Ryther FUU~eral Services Scheduled SUU~day "tWO-tiN" tO YOUR tAnH The "Two--Ten" has its own ""'"'Y new styling and colorful new interiors. Body by Fisher, of counoe. And you get the stability and the sureness 01 control that make driving safer -and •wccl.cr-in ,a Chevy! broocltr Ben.dR EJ s h . otary; ect~ tep an Murder Verdict Appeal Planned For Boy Slayer ARE YOU A IEL AIR BUYER? Bel Air Sporl Sedan IIMMY JOHNSON, 8 months old, gtvea you a bt.by (r1n and ahowl Ills 111x teeth ln Lol Angel~& Most bahlea don't even bave ona tooth uu tbeY.'ra a year ol<fa ( latttrt&GtkttUll BoundvhoaoJ Milt Siepharr of New Ifaven was elected prCsident of the Bend Rotary Club at the re}i!ular meet. mg of the club held on 'fhun;. day evemng in the soc ial rooms of the Hartford Methodi st Church. Other .officers elected were E. L. Stein, vice president: and Rus sell Gapeh.art, sooretary.treasun'ft. Elected to the Board of Directors were Lewis Capehart, Otto DOISII.ic and Jim Hampton. Don Foglc.rong: spoke briefly on the importance of passi ng the special levy to be voted em by -the citizens of Mason County at 1ho special e!ootion on Tuesday. Foglesong slrCf.Sed tho importWHEELING, W. Va . UP-Coun- ance of passint tbe levy whtch sel for Tummy Wllli·a ms, 14 year will prov-ide raises in salary for old twin. tod11y prepared to ap teachers atwt other school empeal t·he fil'ISt degree murder ver· ployees in the county In oacklition diet and mam:lato.ry life impri'S· to providing for more buikl:ing onment sentence impos~ by :t throughout tbe eou.nty. jury for th-e slay•ng of a 9 year It was seemingly the consefi8Us old Cub Scout. ' of op~nion among the members Intermediate Cowt Jud.'!e Da· present that if 'llhe levy did no4. ,·id A. McKee :o;et April 11 for pass, tbe Mason County School , hearing on defense atto-rney Will - system would surfer severely. jam C. Callahan-'15 motion for a Foglesong pointed out that be new trial for the scveM.h·Kradcr who admitt-ed bcabng '8 playmate David Powell, to death last Feb. 9 Tbe first degree murder verdict was. returned T-hursday by a 12 maD jury whi-ch rcie.oted a de· tense contention that Tommy "was ,and is" irulan-e. •:r.so u.s& HOUSE TRAILERS- HOME USE! reMer prompt lto+tltd 911 strvlc• to owners of the only bottlad eet pltnt In Mti;t County, RUTLAND FURNITURE Stock u, allh ..• Specl•l Prl'us Twll'lbed•lle . '"IIHIJttnl ffl G11aronlted Armr. h Sct·ond l' llUt'. pre. I1'-=============-,==~~""==,.,.,,..,.=,....,...~ rour Nort mutht•rs wereAV:JI.~o ---- --~ • - ---- · - - - - ~e nl for th e or&aniz<rtional meet. l.nR Plans wer(' mack to f11kr ~ome o f thl' gir ls to the Sunb eam !tally to be helrl aL Lanca~t('r o n April 7. A farewell party ilUd handk·er· Chief ~hower was held Wt.'~lnrsday aftro.rnoon at the home of .Mrs. P<~u l Z1rklc, LiberiJ Ave. honoring \lr~- T R. Blanki.'n~hm who is tull VIIl!; tu Riplry thi~ we(•k . Rrfn·s hmcnL~ wcoe ~cn• •·d by the hQSlf'ss t.n MN; . J11111cs J..'h1·adlc Mr~ UaJTy Moore, Mrs. llav Zir kit•. Mr~. l'h.t'.ster Zirkle, Mrs. Rotxkll Stdf)', Mrs . Bl·tt:r Romino \rr~ . Harold Lem]('y 11nd Ml'fJ. Blllnkrnship. Mrs. I-:ddie ll.omine Wil~ unable tfJ attrod. Dwork said, but· a tolal of i2 dis. trids haven't , received any. Of ~ose districts whil::h have received some vaccine, none has been given all it needs. In some cases private physicians are administering the public program through th eir own offlees free of charge. In most in a;tances, however, doctors are charging smaU fees. No charge can be made for the vaccine itself under the public itealth program. J.tudifl. Durable and 1h1rdy. O~r I 30 strong QUICK BOTTLED GAS SERVICE For BROODER HOUSE HOOKUPS • ' No pulling outl No wrih• eoc;h .squort 6 TEETH AT 6 MONTHS OLD COLUMBUS, 0 . UP Ohio may run into a shortage of Salk polio va~ine unJess shipments are increased eonsiaerably, State Health Director Ralph E. Dwork i!!llid today. Health officials planned orig. inally to immunize everyone up to 19 years and all pregnant wom en by the start of the po.l\o BeaSon. Saves time! thrtadJ lo Single Copy Twisters Stage Return To Devastated Area Salk Vaccine Shortage For Ohio Forecast Cannon FINE MusuN Fitted Sheets WRAPPED ROS ES llgt!neu PboDe Ill Sr -• ass., ve '"the past week visiting hil'-motber Laura- Van Meter Racine RD. and other relat'i.ves and friends. They returned to their respeetlve bomea Saturday. here ... of $pedal Pricesl BUSHES · Editorial Pbone 397 No. 300 ~at· I I FUR TURE en tine BY UNITED PRESS lncreetint clouctinotS htllowed by thow•rt artd thu,.. c:~Httormt tod•t and fonilfht. Hu.-y rain• and • cbenco for 1 f.-. ..ver• thun..-,torm• over m01t of rhe tt•te. S•turday ahow er• ending •nd cooler, Hlth to· day 6S 7S, low toni,bt ln 401 nor1hWHf to ·so. southout, Oh~ ; Norman Van Meter who is tending BOtilon Unlversit:r Jlo.IWo, Mass, and Friend Barbara Po•• 1 0 • ,.. I I JVieet Of SunL-a•n r----.;..,.-....;.· vert: BPrtha WLi sun · Mr~ Hnwarrl ROSE w ;~,,o: >h·, Thoin" nodfmd , ",., Girl Scouts Held I E s :·kha11f I at weather Mr. and MM. Jack 1he~~re Members of the Women's Society of Ch.rlstian Service of the United Methodist church were gueols of the WSCS of the Rutland church Tuesday evening. Attending were Mrs. C. r. Tmnp. kins, Mrs. Albert Young. Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs Jed Webster, Sr. Mrs. C E. W Downie, Mrs. Thomas Goeglein, Mrs Harry P . Smith, Misses AUCIIS!a, Lucretia and Ada Gcnhcimer, Mrs. J. Leslte Kunze, Mrs. Minme NeutzHng, Miss Lydia Ebersbach. Mrs. Vernon Howell, Mrs. Raker Gordon, MiaW..ucy Gibbs . Mrs. Gerald WJ!derm'Tith, Mrs. Dey Hys" ll . Mrs. 0 . H . My~.1 Mrs . John ~base, and Mrs. AlleR' 'Eichinger. 1 her son and Mr. a~d Mr~. Eddie . Rllm t nP Church Wednesday evemng under istian sho11ld bring sparkle to life ' Mrs. Edward Parfi11 entertain· the (hrcction of their teacher. Mrs. and not a lnng depression. Mrs PrJ the Christian Companicm class ! L W McComas . The potluck rlln- Radford closed her talk with thr~ nf 11tf' Pomeroy Chun:h.. of Christ nf'r was se rved In the church din- state~£'nt that if there is any ~or- Tuesda y evening at her hom!' on in.L<: room with Chris11ne Coals ask· row in Heaven, it must come from Uuwn Avenue. ing thr grace . Arrangements of the way humans fall short of God 's The meeting in charge of the rr,r~) lhia and jonquiL~ were used plan for His people. The girls pre . president. Miss Louise Gilmo['e, on the t11bles and green candles sented her with a gift at the end ope.nerl with devohons and prayer tn cr y~t al candle -holders lighted of the program br Mrs. Afdo Jertcrs. l'a1.cmbers t h(' tables Bertha Wtlson read a po{'m rE" ~ ponde rt to roll call with a lktty Covert welcomed t hc Vl.~- "Mot h('rs" and musical scleetion s H1blc verse Mrs. H. D. Cunning · 1turs and Mrs . Emerson Jones gave meludcd piano solos by Dillnn<" . hH m gav2 a ch!J'acl-cr sketch of ltw rc,ponse for the ~ucs ts to the Mcl"oml:'s "Not Sad, But Glad " the l1fc or Josc.•ph hostesses . and Evl.!lrn Gibbons who playud ~~~~ ~l:ll"o ld Sm ith W<~s in Mrs. f'lormu;e ll~tntsitlt• Mt~mhcrs anrl their guests wen' . "Starlight WHitz". 'Vllcal snlos were d1an:c of th.c ('ofltel·tammcnt <Jrtrl Marianne Woodgcrd, Mrs. llarolll " M-0 T- H -~;. R" by Bat·bara Jonc.s lll'ltl's were awarded tv :\1 i~~ Gil En.tertnin.'l• Relali f'(l'~ Woodgf' rd fiiHl P.h·~ Della En1-·in.l accompanici) by Mr~ . Emerson lllfll'r· :~nd Mr s Dt'nver Kapple Mrs Florence Bnr:mitlc cntcrtniu- 1 Albany : Evdyn Gi hbons . Mrs. Wa y. .lonC"s and .. Evcnin1:: l'ra ycr" lw lldrt'.shments were server! hy cd a gi"IUup of relal ives. Sunday ne Gibbon-; · Harlmrn .font'S, Mr~ l .lurl y lllll·lcy IU't·umpanicd hy Chrt~ t!w ho~f<•ss lo Mr:;. ,\ 0 . Lee. Mr1-o. at her home W. Main St Emersun . lon e~. Sharon Jon t•s. Di - !inc Coats A h ymn and benedict - II:Jrold Smilh . M1·s Jefi'C"rs. Mr s. Guest~ were Mr. and Mr~. Harnld amw M•·f'1111W~. Mr.~ L. W. MeC um - ion dosed the mecling f' unnin~ham , ,Mr~. \\alter Kcn- Burnside and family, Kingsbury, a!-i, Judy llu rlt'y, 1\lrs. Robcl'l llur -~ --tll' rly Jr . Mr~ . Kappl~ and :\1t,;s M1· .and Mrs. Charlcs Eskew an d ll•y : Mary {'arul Swanson, Mrs (;J] mon•. famil y, Charleston, W Va . Mr Carroll Swa n:;on, Sylv m Swanson. tgQnllQl•IOnO Thf' nnt mcclm« ·~' il l be hd d anrl Mrs l ..s lif' Burn~Hie , Athen~ nml 1\l r\ c F' IIHwkins; Shlrky ;Jt lhr hrlllw o r Mrs l'U illl l ngham and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil nose, AkHat(·\·, Mr\ Cf'or ~(' Haley : Bar·hara ! Inion Avenue ou Ma.v 1. ron . illlll 1\(• lt~• COVf'r\ . Mrs Ernc~t CoUf: 11 --~·~·'-'-;;;;-'-';;;;,~~- - ~··..;,;-;;,;;~~~~-;,;;;'-';,;;;;-;;;;~-;,.;-~·~-;,;;;~;;;;"II I --··-:--.: - and under the <'are of a physician . 1 brother>~.n·law :O.trs. Etta Brooks wbo restdes Slivers. • e The l'atrs. J ohn Chase who is .!!pend mg lht• winter 1n HunLinR10n with her ch1ldn·n ctrnved Tuelida) for d fe w dayh hta) a t !wr home. Mr. and M.rs. Clarence Andrews and family VISited m Huntington Sunday Mr Andrews rctun1ed to h.JS employnwnt m C harl tston ~onday evening. Orval Wilt'S h-ad h1~ !dt toot crushOO at hi5 ('Jnp!oyment 1n Pt . Pleasant Saturd~:~y and is confin· ed to his hom£'. Harold William Lemley who wati injured at his employment Saturday 1s confined to hts home lACK IN NEW YOU oo retum o! the U. 9t N&vy ahip Oreen.YUie Victory trom •Opere.Uon Deep Freeze" ln tlle Antarctic. theae otrice111 ~rt fancy "ahrubbeory" they grew while &t the cold bottum ot the world. Front row, !rom l~t: Roger L. ll'teeman. llrat radio otficer; Dante C. Ponzellne,. purser; Phillip Horat, drat usL!Itant engineer: Standing, !rom lett : Gunwald Gundersen.- ftr11t otfl· cer; Leopold Duchowald, master 0: :t~ ~Pi Hippollte GonUllea, chle! eq&n"r.:.____ (!1$tmtafioJI.U) Fashjon('d of smooth white leather, perahed on a 1rim, flattering medium dress heel. Miss Linda He/rich Will Wed Pvt. Paul . Johnson, Apri/7, At Heath Methodist ~lr, 4.95 bin~ Thursday, April 5, 1956 POMEROY SOCIETY 1 Mrs. Ahce RQbel.on was hos- th is fund . te.ss Tue5df!y eventnG wbf.n the Mrs. L E Reynolds won uuth Loyal Pals' Clas. of the MJddll;!r the gur:sl prU:r, gwen by the- hos- port Cbur('h or Clu·tst mot at h('r h<tme on Wulf Pton Rood wt1h Nw<~ . AT THE SOUTH POLE Funeral sorviCC-5 for William Frank Ryther, 72, or Enterprise, who dted at his home Friday mormrrg will be held at !he Ewing Funeral Chapel Sunday ~t 2 P. -M. Surviving t·he 1le<=cased are h1s Wife-, Edith Ryther, and ~wo sons, Frank Jr., at home and Chester H. Hutton of Pomeroy. Also rtwo sisterH, Maggie Brown of Pome· roy and Jennie Davi.o; of Columbus along w1th fou.r gralldchildrc-n and several nieces and n.ephev.os. Friends may call at the Ewin):l Jo'uneral Hom~ at any time . Duritl 'till be m:i-de irr , he Rock SprUlgs Cemetery. Market Reports CINCINNATI. 0. UP- Produce Eggs about steady to lc high . er: consumers, A large white 45-46 brown -41 -.t:t: mediums 41 42. brown mix 40-41; extra large41-42; A large white ::16-41; A medium wblte 34-38: A medium brown 34-37; checks 28-30; 8 large 35-36. Chh.:kens steady fryers 3-!1 1·2, lb 20-21; beo11 over 5 Jb 21-23; hens light 5 lb anrl under 16. 17; hens, light leghGrns 14-15; old roDtiters 9·12. Butter 90 score 87. fore the county !ichool 5}'$\.em eould compet-e With other coun· tirs in the .slate, h!G'hcr t;a]arics would have to be paid. TeaC'hers will get ;r rais e providetl· on a <S-tate wide basis In the rail. The raise provided by the special levy would gh•e teachers in• Mason Count)' an addit ional raise. Tornadoes St~ktFor Second T._ In The Southdi Tornadoes return ed to the SoPlh· west on the heels of one of the most devastat111g tw1ster batTageF in the natton's history . There were no death.s or injuries reported m the lwister which lrit Bryan . Tex , Thursday But Civil 1 Air Patrol platies mapped a wide 1 search today for a ~mall private I plan~ which may hilve flown into the tw ister. Anoth~t tornado fu nnel was sig ht ed above Port Arthur . Tex ., but apparently chd no t touch the 'ground l ip to rour inches of rain dou.sed the stat (" iiUd four pers ons Wl're killed whf"n th eir ('ar crashed on a 'r ;un -s! Jrked hn~hw<Jy, Destrovs Two WuehoUMII In Bryan, the twister tor11 i roofs off tOO homes and demolishe two wan•houses . It wa.s the fir st r c.appearam:t- Of tornadoes in th e Southwest since an onslaught o£ t'*tsters c11 me rag. ing out of the area Monday night. National lh•d Cross headquarters in Was hington said its s urvey s howed 46 "verified" deaths in the twlHiay, 12-sta te storm . There were BOO injured, 389 homes rle. stroyed, 1,272 homrs damaged and 1,560 famiHes affect('d, the Red Crlj)SS said . Mo,. Mo..,. Rol• . The Tex~s slur!l1 . s>-·.s t c~ drove mtn tile low., MlS<IS"PPI Vnlley. toucl:ung off th(' .~ceond dav or · HE 1S 'BOY OF THE YEAR' Present were Paul S(·hneider, Russ-ell Capehar-t, Pau l Henderson , Milt Stephan, Don FoglcsonR. Her man L.ayne, Ll{!yd Roush, E. L Stein, }o~lo)'d Carm-ack, Jim Hamp ton, E. A. Sch&ekel, Phil Wolp('rl, James Di£'hl, Ted Tcde;sc-o, Hill Cttisler, R. J. WiHiamsoo, Don Roush, Fred Thabet, Henry Rcit HOLZER HOSPITAL mir,•, Harry Mlllu an-d Joe BurAdmitted Thursda)·: Mrs. MaJ. fibgtoo, a guest. cohn R. Mees, Pomeroy. JERUSALEM hraelt Sector ~IU'Pilan guns opened up at 8 am. Eg}'pttan and lsraelt guns thun-1 on an lsr11eh umt Ill Kissufim , a dered again toda y at Gal<~, push- key IMa L"Ii comn1umcations center ing the Middle East close r to the 1 astride the Gaza frontier and bnnk of all out war spread an hour later to the Beairy Isra el flatl y warned lim ted Na. 1 'ector ~IX miles north. lioru off1cials It v,n (! s hout back 1 An Egyptlan spokesman charged whenever Eg ypt hre:.. l 1n CaitO that braeh units Opened Egyptian and Israeli hatleri~s ~ hre ftrst. bla!lted each other today for more Casualtte~ wcrf' not announced t han an hour in the s<"Cond major I in toda y"s second round which I outbreak of hghung ,.,,lhH1 24 1 agam brought the threat of an out I hours Today 's casuahttc~ were not war to the Middle East . ! announced. I I The death toll m Thursday's Ob~ervers Move In ! hghtmg rose to 45 when Israrl an- A U N ~pokesman said bath 1 nounccd t hat three Israehs we re 1 Egy~t and Israel agreed t? accept 1 killed 1n the bombardment that. U. N. cca..:;e ftr c orders lhts morn. shOok the refugee-f1lled Ga1.a ~ tnp 1tng and that all was QUiet along Another 116 p e1·snns were wound-~ the slnp. ll e sa1d 15 truce obed, s 1x of them Israrhs 1servers were sent to the fronthn~s . Egypt and brae! blamf'l'l £'::1Ch [ a~d that U N hcadqua~erj; Ill 1 other for startin g Thunda y· .• s ho<lt · 1 New York was bemg kept mforminc and renew1ng 11 toda y L'nned ed. 1 Na tions i11tervent1on effected cf'ase , fires , t'ndmg holh outbreaks I I I I I Ree. At•iMt Time The deteriorating S1tuat1on wa.s turnmg N. N. Sec:retary General Dag Hammarskjold'r. Mtddle East mission into a race a,gamst lime. I and a po!SOlble war He It-ave~ New York by plane at 5 p. n1 Es1 today Waller E Bakl:'r. Mmers~ille. on The 61 t uation wa 5 so grave that I a pic-a of gu11ty to breaking an4 MaJ . Gen . E t M. Hurns. the entering an_d theft. was . bouttd to U. N. truce supervisor, cancelled a , the grand )ury by JWJllce O{ the fli ght today to Rome where be was 1Peace Percy Peoples. Thursda)'. to haH met Hammar!ikJold on J Bond wa5 set at $500. Saturday A 15_ lear o ld Minersvi.lle boy MIGHn PROUD it~ Boyee. U. aa be rn C<hro . loud s~aker tnflamed . also b<!tng held on _the same charhim. ""&y ··f lh.. Ye:ii-u of the lteya Clut. : the populace with reporl5 or the ges. was relc-~sed m tbe ~ulrtody beth City, N. C., f lad lfl 111 New York. Podestiruanl'> killed In the fighting of In~ parents and was c1ted to .an army spokesman -N~id was start. app('ar bcforc- Jud~,:-~ John Bacon. 'It f".l1.,.'!',!$}18i!lt•l~>~...,":~'l.. Oept1tv. Sheriff Leroy .BarW..tm, r • ~ .· . , • cd by lsrad In Tel · Avtv a FWe~g~~ Office the arreslmg offlrer, reportet'l that spokesman accused Egyptian Pte·[ th li> l~ ,.ear oJd ha d confessed that I11._. \\ .. ~ t... \. nner Gamal Abdel Nasser of tcying he and Baker ha~ takeo a stove, to keep the crfsi:s at the boiling from a fox hunter s. shack , located pojnt, and sai d Egyrt wa s guilly at fla~woods, on \\ c-rlnesday. The Two Meigs County students are eers, national profe s.~ional organi- of a Oagrant brea~h of tbc armis- s hack 1s owned by tracey Whaley, lice. and th e stove is owned by Ever· a m on~ 41 Ohio Univf'rsity s tudents tation. Israel's military spokesman said ctt Thomas. Entrance to tlJ,e shack selerted to become members of A senior chemistry majDr, GiJJi. _ _ .:_ was gained by breaking a window. Phi Kappa Phi, national honor soc- Jan is the son of Mrs. Golda GilliThe stove was found al Baker's iety embracmg all fields of know - lan. A graduate of the Racine H1g h home . ledge, when a chapter nf that School. he is a member of the organization is formally instaiJed Chemi.atry Club. The two were originally arrest. on the OU campus this weekend. Tbe installation program will incd for lhe breaking and entering They are fiobert L . DcnJson. Rut- dude initiation of charter mem . and theft of articles, valued at apJa;,d; and Ronald Edward Gillilan b<-rs and st udent membens ,an af. p.roximately $200, from a house Route 1, Racine. ternoon reception and ' inStallation located at Long Hollow. The allegd The son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. banquet, all In tbe Ohio Umver~rimes reportedly took place oa Denison, Robert is a senior ('nrol- -:oity Center. JmtaUing officer will Th.e Pomeroy National Bank Wednesday. led in the College of Applied Scic- be national president Dr. Roy s. whtl"h rcpCH"ICd dl'po~:!s of $4, In other court action, a tw1 nee working for his ps in clectri- Swinton, professor of engineering 962,377 on Decembe-r 31st .t::amcd Hohllon juventles, ages 13 and 16. cal engineering degree. A Rutland at the University of Mict\lgan 841 places In h.s standing among were placed on probation, today, hi High School graduate, Denison is Dean Archie N. Solberg of the Uni - the 4400 largest banb 10 the Juvf'nile Judge Jobn Bacon. 01 a member of Tau Beta Pi, engin versity of Toledo, 6ecrctary of Unitl'd States during 1955 and cbarge6 of the theft ot' dynamite cerinG honorary; and the Amen Phi Kappa Phi's northern province, now nnks a.s tiM! 4314th. largest caps from the Oiler Coal Mine. can Inst itute of .E lectrical Engin- will dehvcr thc- banquet addr~. in sin• comparc.•d with 5155t-h place at the end of 19M. Tht h IS revealed m. the 1956 an· nual roll caJI of the larger ban:. ~ in 1he l lmtcd States publ isbeQ. to day, Apr1l 6 by the Daily Amcri- j can Bank("r of New York wh1ch t ... IS Lhl" trade newspaper o( the fP'" ISC ¥9AJ!POWW bank 101: bll.Stnft>S. Ther(' are 14,000 ba.hks in the Thrcco traffic arrests took place timt.ed Stale<.. b,· h1c<1 1 law enforcement otri· r~r~ Thursday afternoon 1n tlte 1 I .. I 1\[eigs ( ounl'' Stud"nts Named To Natinnal H~nor Society At OU '0 Pomeroy National Bank Makes Gain In U. S. Standing Three Arrested ·· On Traffic Law Violations Here Oldest Living Ohio. Teacher Taught- Scho·~l Here In 1872 BY REN GREENE A rceoot sto-ry appeared in one of the larger metropolitan doilies t-o the effect that 11. Washington CouniHan bad laid claim to being t~ oldest living school teacher ttf bav(> taught in the s tate of Ohio. Oddly enough though, th.4'.1 honor rightfui1Iy belong5 to a former P(lmeroy sc hool te-acher who on this past Monday. April 2, celeb!liltcd her 104th birthday anniversary. Mary Mlre•m Walk::tr Oowni•, 104, now r..idi"l with • deugh"-r Ellnbeth Su11n Downie (Grav•ly) •t S.H011, W. v •.• neer Cho~rl ..ton. tilught four term11 et Lincoln Hill (then p.w) three room 11chool In Poma-roy from 1872 until 1176. The first school die tlught in Ohio wu et lluor School on tho river r0o1d below Galllpoli• before coming to Pomery. This week she reealled tha1 Ed C.art.right was lht! th4'l lcacher who served with her <~l tlw Pom· eroy School. Sb~ was horn- (ln Apnl 2. 1852 ,the daught•e r of Matth1~w Walker and t;hzabeth McKniJ.:ht Walker in Gallia County and 18 years later in 1870 wh~n .~ he rACr:ived her Slate Teachers nrt1ricatc JoO"be took over her ftrs1 school charge. 'h• In 1175 on Chrlthnat Dey •he wu morriM to Alexander Dow· nie who had iu•t or•duated from Mtrl.rt1 Coll•ge in tiNt \ MinersviHe Man Is Bound To J!lry On Theft Charges ' ~:~~~f~;,:::~";1:,d:.;;:5 ',':":.:·: at Shre~report, La., 2.72 at Ri rmin gham, Ala ., and 2 24 at Ja<·k. son, Miss. Wtntr.)o' weather returned to the West. bnnging one to thrc,-. inche.s of snow to the central Rockies. In the northern Midwest, floods posed the major weather threat. Families living in Mississippi Valley lowlands hf:tween La CrosSe and Gc-noa in Wisconsin preparrd to evaeuiltc on the strength of a flood warning . The hi~ rivrr was expected to hit I he 12-fool flood level by S<~L· urday . Fighting Flares Anew At Gaza; · SituationTermed 'Very Grave' Ch arIes Gephart M,,,, ""· ••Yint "You are in~ited to • Gl~'flver L. Boggess, 42, Laogs. merry m•kln,." ville. on a c-barge or driving Two ch.i1dren w<"re born of this whtle 1ntox1cated, was interned in ma-rriage, the first a dau~hter, lbe coun:y jail by Patrolman ! Elizabeth. with whom s h(' nnw rcRalph SiS50n and William L. Sides and the next a liO n. Dr. Hamm on. Ravennll, was cited for Charle!i Edwin Walker Dow nie, t' uncral ~rrv ices for C'harlf'.s s pecding by Sisson . who today ma i!Maihs hi s drntal Gephart. 69. a former resident or Thto High.way P Ht ro! ~ported practice at 112 1-1 Court St. 111 M<"' gs Co,~Jn ly who died suddenly tbat R. A. Sayn.•. 24. Cheshire, Pomeroy. al his C'olumhus hnme Thursday RD. was cited to appear in Cheaftcrnoon will be held Monday, shire Ma~· or L. J. Reynold's court Her hUhband, Alf'xand<'r Do\1-nie Aprtl 9, at 10 30 am. chargee_! w~th failure to obey an wa9 a po.~t01! m.~p('('tor for a s hort Survh·inl! the deceased is one automaltc ll'arric liignal · !1mr ~n d for ma ny n.ars Wtth thl' dau,:!hler Martha Jean Gephart who 1 radw-ay po-5tal S("rv ico·. Aft er re found Mr r.l'pharfs body on h('r tirmg from that h£' wa .~ in lhl' return homf' Thursday aftrrnoon. l Pure Oil Offl('e~ for seven! yc<Jr~ ( 11 u~e of dc-ath. has not h«'n deter- \ ' in Columbus. lt was tn J89ti that I mine(!. the family moved to ColumhU'S. His wtfc prrcedcd him in <Ieath. After th .! rlf"alh of Mr Downie a numhf'r or years ago L' in 1933, Dt• C. K w Do~~o·nie and Tht: lmrl v is at E\·ans Funcr<rl fllnuly mond hack to Po mf"ro y Home. Kimball Pluec and Uvin g-1 J and his molhl·t movf'11 baek to :;ton A\'(' Columbus where the :;cr. S li ;;l: hl damagr re~ultrd from a this loc-ality w~th him and re- vic<'~ wdl b(' held Monday rollowed thn· e vehicle acc 1dcnt Tb.ur-stliy ma~ncd with hun part or th.-- timr by huna l iu Greenlawn cemetery <~ rtern oon on the Pa.rkPMurg Rig Jc 1942 ~ h(" moved to West Vtr· al Athl"ns. Obio. and Reel parkmg lot, when a gini a. du.mp truck, dnvc- n b y Paul In lfl30 <o~l llw ~;;c of 78 .~ lw EI<J.,r Funeral Ritet< l-"nck. 4'1, Pomeroy, owDf'd by the mad<• a ·l np to Sco!l:md and m Parkersburg Rig and Reel. back· Srlu'dnlf'd Satnr<lay cd •th e fall o r that .~amc \'l'ar al so into the front end or a truck 1-'II!H"ral s cn· Jc- ers for Mis.~ F'...-!ith driv<"n by Lawrcpee M. Deem, 39, m-ade <1 trip 1o 1~ iihfol'lll<r . In add1tion to h<'r two rhlhlt"'l"fl F:l(ler . C:Jiamhu s. wt11 l)('o held at Marictta. RD. an'd owned by the who arc still both li~tn,l!, tl·cre noon Saturrl a.v at ·t he &hoC'<lin~cr CCC Truckline of ~aritMa. are dgh! grmldt:hildren . twrhT Funl'f<JI t'hHprl, Cnlumhu!' , wittl The dump truck then struCk great gr.;nrkhlldrcu and four gr:tv c-.irl,• nlf'~ l.o t-or hf'!d at two o'clock al · ih£' Umon St.n'<'L th e (ront or a 1951 Pl)!llOUth t.pat g~.tl. .;;rf'at grand('hJldrrn l · Nu~h·n• in Athr•Js. "' was park ed, thr driver was EaU. MARY MARGARET WALKER DOWNIE A I thf' l!~l' of 104 ~ hA 1.:-. novo Th•· lin·. Lf'\lic Knmr. Jlas-tor L. Hannon , 46. Vinton. Portrait By Q,.VIIy-Moore Studio, Ch1rlelofon, W. Ve, b1• d'fa ~ t . but. s till 11hlr to rcl'all or I.IIJ' ll mterl Melhodt~ l \'huf('h in Minor damag~ were done to. Ins the Ohio Rlv•r. Thoeir wed- 'man y of t ile c-arltcr dars or lhi~ P(lllll'n•v and I he pa~tor of t he IHJth the \ruck and auto and tl1e um• yeo~r. Tho ceremony wu ding invit.ationt, 1he recallt, area and th e people wh om bhC Broad Slri'!C'l Prcshv•terian Church . dump truck was reported as he· held In the Wllllem Downie I mg u.ndamag~·· Co lumbu~, will offlctate. wen beeutlfully hend written, knew. homa on Lincoln Hill, overlook· Funeral Servi'ce will Be M00day I TWO True kS, Auto SJ"l!htl y Damaged In Colli'si'on Here , • \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 5, 1956